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THE 750 Folding Knife
The 750, the outdoor pocket knife by GOYON-CHAZEAU.
Developed in collaboration with Robert Beillonnet, twice crowned Meilleur Ouvrier de France (best worker in France), the 750 is a pocket knife with a strong character and a well hardened blade. Equipped with a wide and thick blade with double edging and counter-cutting, a handle that well holds in hand, and a flowing silk that can serve as a lever, the 750 is the ideal partner for hunters and outdoor sportsmen. Its unique style and its formidable efficiency also appeal to the most demanding lovers of beautiful pocket knives .
100% French manufacturing Professional Sandvik 14C28N Carbon Loaded stainless steel Hardened steel Full blade cutting edge Counter-cutting on the back of the blade Forced notch with fixed stop Rivet assembly Overflowing silk protection Available in 8 different woods or horns handle Leather case and black gift box
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| Products | THE 750 Folding Knife | Ikon Selection Steak Knife Set |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor | GOYON-CHAZEAU Coutellerie | Wüsthof GmbH |
| Country | France | Germany |
| MOQ | — | — |
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