• The Capuchin pocket knife.
  The Capuchin or "Capucin" in French is the oldest replica within the 6644 series of historical French knives. This knife was fairly common during the 17th century; the handles were made of very easily found materials such as horn tip and woods such as oak.  With its conical tip designed to evoke the hooded shape of the Capuchin monks, it was sold everywhere in France. Its blade, shaped like a sage leaf was safely lodged in the Capuchin, thus avoiding the tip from protruding in the pocket. Made in France

Overall open length: 7.87" -  20cm
Numbered model: No
Handle Length: 4.52" - 11,5cm
Blade Thickness: 0.11" -  2,8mm
Blade Material: X70CRMO17 Stainless Steel
Blade: Titanium CarboNitride coating  
Blade Hardness: 59-60HRC
Blade Style: Sage
Weight: 3.21 oz - 91gr
Handle: G10 machined via multi-axis CNC.
Liner Thickness: 0.059" - 1,5mm
Pocket Clip: No
Locking Mechanism: liner-lock
Classe: ARTO6644
Markings: YAG laser