42a-Compliant Knives

Schnitzel UNU child carving knife pink For children approx. 4 - 10 years non-slip and contoured G10 handle scales for safe handling rounded blade tip but sharp blade edge with Kydex sheath

Böker Plus The Brook Joe Mangiafico Design Hunting & Outdoormesser (Anglermesser) with lanyard loop, belt adapter and Kydes sheath

Giantmouse GMF1 Classic Does it always have to be a folding knife?  We say: No! In recent years, one type of knife has become particularly popular: the small pocket fixed blade. With the GiantMouse GMF1-C you get a small but incredibly sturdy knife that comes with a well fitted, hand made in Italy leather sheath to carry in your pocket or on the belt. With a total length of only 138 mm and its low weight, this small fixed blade knife hardly takes up any space. The entire knife is milled from one solid piece of Böhler N690 steel, which is considered to be one of the most versatile steels of our time.The highly rust-resistant steel alloy has the ability to hold an edge for a very long time. While still being relatively easily to resharpen the GMF1-C can master the cutting tasks of everyday life with flying colors. The skeletonized handle of the GMF1 has deliberately not been equipped with scales, which of course has a positive effect on weight cutting, but also allows you to apply a Paracord wrapping of your choice. Thanks to the slightly curved handle, the GMF1-C fits very well in the hand - only very large hands might have difficulties here and could use a lanyard for additional support.

Atelier Perceval - Le Francais The classic from France Assembled by hand Extremely thinly ground The Le Francais is already something of a modern classic of French knife culture and, along with the L08, is considered one of Perceval's most popular models. Due to the thin, extremely cutting blade and the very universal handle, it is suitable for a whole range of cutting tasks that arise in everyday life. The knife is in no way unpleasantly conspicuous and even makes a really good picture in the restaurant. Thanks to the small leather case, it can be easily carried in your pocket without scratching the beautiful handle scales. Although we are dealing with a thoroughly modern knife design, the roots of Le Francais go back to the 17th century. Already in this long past time, a very similar looking knife was used by the French farm workers. The Le Francais is locked by a clean liner lock, which is wonderfully easy to unlock. The small nail hammer makes it very easy to open the knife two-handed. The wonderfully tapered blade, is very well suited for fine work and the edge on roughened buffalo leather, comes from the factory with an enormous sharpness. The Sandvik 19C27 steel used is highly resistant to rust and therefore completely unproblematic in connection with food. All in all, you get a really great piece of French knife culture here, which will certainly take a special place in your collection. The ebony version is also available with a corkscrew. Handle materials Gajak This narrow-pored wood has a slight green tint, which makes for a very special look. Please note, each knife is unique and differs from the knives shown, as the selected materials are natural.

Opinel Pocket Knife No 12 Saw Tooth especially suitable for cutting bread or hard-skinned fruits and vegetables blade made of stainless Sandvik steel 12C27 wooden handle protected from water

OTTER Mercator Copper with clip optionally made of stainless or carbon steel traditional Marcator knife handmade in Solingen Germany

Atelier Perceval - Le Francais Patridge Wood The classic from France made by hand Extremely thin ground The Le Francais is already something of a modern classic of the French knife culture and is, along with the L08, one of Perceval's most popular models. Due to the thin, extremely cutting blade and the very universal handle, it is suitable for a whole range of cutting tasks that occur in everyday life. At the same time, the knife does not attract attention in any way and even makes a really good picture in a restaurant. Thanks to the small leather case it can be carried comfortably in your pocket without scratching the beautiful handle. Although we are dealing with a quite modern knife design, the roots of Le Francais go back to the 17th century. Already in this long past time, French farm workers used a very similar looking knife. The Le Francais is locked by a cleanly engaging liner lock, which is wonderfully easy to unlock. Due to the small nail hammer the knife can be opened easily with two hands. The wonderfully pointed blade is very well suited for fine work and the cutting edge, which is sharpened on buffalo leather, comes with an enormous sharpness. The Sandvik 19C27 steel used is highly rust resistant and therefore completely unproblematic in combination with food. All in all you get a really great piece of French knife culture, which will surely take a special place in your collection.  Patridge Wood, is a reddish brown wood with a dark grain.It is called partridge wood because the structure of the wood is reminiscent of partridge feathers in cross-section.  Please note, each knife is unique and differs from the knives shown in the picture, because the selected materials are natural materials.

Higo Hoseki classic Japanese pocket knife Brass handle 7Cr13 blade

A true specialist is this gardener's knife from Opinel. The wide curved blade is stainless and can be locked in place via Opinel's signature Virobloc locking ring. The lacquered beechwood handle is 12 cm long and proves to be pleasingly resistant to moisture. The ergonomic shape ensures a good hand position.

Opinel stainless key ring Opinel mini knife with stainless blade and a handle made of lacquered hardwood. The size 4 knife is also equipped with a practical key ring.

Viper Hug Titanium Sacha Thiel Design Satin blade finish Handle: Sandblasted Titanium

GiantMouse GMF1 Fat Version  Would you like some more? No problem. The GMF1-F goes one step further and comes with 5 mm of blade thickness. But not only that has been changed: they used Böhler's M390 Microclean as blade steel, which is considered the ultimate supersteel in today's production knife world.Together with the PVD coated and stonewashed finish you get slightly more tactical looking version of the GMF1-Classic.

Atelier Perceval - Le Francais The classic from France 9 different handle materials Assembled by hand Extremely thinly ground The Le Francais is already something of a modern classic of French knife culture and, along with the L08, is considered one of Perceval's most popular models. Due to the thin, extremely cutting blade and the very universal handle, it is suitable for a whole range of cutting tasks that arise in everyday life. The knife is in no way unpleasantly conspicuous and even makes a really good picture in the restaurant. Thanks to the small leather case, it can be easily carried in your pocket without scratching the beautiful handle scales. Although we are dealing with a thoroughly modern knife design, the roots of Le Francais go back to the 17th century. Already in this long past time, a very similar looking knife was used by the French farm workers. The Le Francais is locked by a clean liner lock, which is wonderfully easy to unlock. The small nail hammer makes it very easy to open the knife two-handed. The wonderfully tapered blade, is very well suited for fine work and the edge on roughened buffalo leather, comes from the factory with an enormous sharpness. The Sandvik 19C27 steel used is highly resistant to rust and therefore completely unproblematic in connection with food. All in all, you get a really great piece of French knife culture here, which will certainly take a special place in your collection. The ebony version is also available with a corkscrew. Handle materials Boxwood root wood This wood has a wild, almost boisterous grain in which there are many details to discover. Carbon Carbon - or Carbon Fiber - is a good choice if you want a more modern look. G10 G10 always goes. Here, however, once in white, which you don't see that often. Linden Root Doesn't look quite as wild grained as boxwood root, but still has an exciting texture. Serpent Wood This wood has a racy, sweeping grain with a light brown color. Along with this, you'll always find darker streaks that make for a great contrast. Olive A very common wood for knife making in the Mediterranean region. The grain looks pleasantly subtle, but can vary from model to model. Ebony THE classic! Ebony has an incredibly high density and has been used for decades in instrument making for fingerboards. Due to the very fine pores, the wood is relatively insensitive. Ebony with corkscrew Identical to the normal ebony version, but with a corkscrew. Gajak This narrow-pored wood has a slight green tint, which makes for a very special look. Please note, each knife is unique and differs from the knives shown, as the selected materials are natural.

Mushroom knife Opinel This knife was designed by Opinel specifically for gathering and preparing mushrooms. Mushrooms can be easily skinned with the fine, curved Sandvik stainless steel blade with serrated spine. At the end of the handle made of natural-colored, lacquered beech wood is a brush made of boar bristles, with the help of which you can easily brush off soil residues from the mushrooms.

Atelier Perceval - Le Francais Wacapou The classic from France made by hand Extremely thin ground The Le Francais is already something of a modern classic of the French knife culture and is, along with the L08, one of Perceval's most popular models. Due to the thin, extremely cutting blade and the very universal handle, it is suitable for a whole range of cutting tasks that occur in everyday life. At the same time, the knife does not attract attention in any way and even makes a really good picture in a restaurant. Thanks to the small leather case it can be carried comfortably in your pocket without scratching the beautiful handle. Although we are dealing with a quite modern knife design, the roots of Le Francais go back to the 17th century. Already in this long past time, French farm workers used a very similar looking knife. The Le Francais is locked by a cleanly engaging liner lock, which is wonderfully easy to unlock. Due to the small nail hammer the knife can be opened easily with two hands. The wonderfully pointed blade is very well suited for fine work and the cutting edge, which is sharpened on buffalo leather, comes with an enormous sharpness. The Sandvik 19C27 steel used is highly rust resistant and therefore completely unproblematic in combination with food. All in all you get a really great piece of French knife culture, which will surely take a special place in your collection.  Curly birch, comes from Norway. The light wood has a beautiful natural grain. Please note, each knife is unique and differs from the knives shown in the picture, because the selected materials are natural materials.

Böker Plus Altlas stainless steel minimalistic construction robust handy suitable for everyday use

Otter Mercator Brass The classic Mercator knife is certainly one of the oldest multifunctional knife concepts that is still being built more or less unchanged today. The new version now has a handle body made of brass, which gives the knife a completely new look. The blade is also made of classic, non-stainless carbon steel and shows this in use by forming the patina typical of carbon steel.

Perceval L08 Olive - The modern Classic Olive wood handle inclusive leather sheath Perceval have managed to establish something like a modern classic in the French knife culture with the L08. With the wonderfully rounded curve of the handle, the L08 is slightly reminiscent of the rear of an old Cadillac - here the manufacturer has managed to combine the time-honored tradition of knife making in France with the modern design of the 20th century.The result is a wonderfully harmonious looking knife, which also fits wonderfully in the hand. The sheepfoot blade, which tapers round to the tip, allows safe working and proves to be extremely easy to cut.This is partly due to the flat grinding, which is raised to the back of the blade, and partly due to the extremely thin cutting bevel. Perceval sharpen their knives all by hand on slowly rotating grinding stones. The final sharpening is also done - very traditionally - on a belt of roughened buffalo leather. An absolute highlight is the extremely satisfying noise when the liner lock is engaged. Here you simply notice how precisely these knives are manufactured. Since a pocket clip would disturb the great line, a leather liner lock is included. So you can take your L08 with you comfortably without scratching the handles. The olive wood, comes from Southern Europe and is characterized by its warm wood tone. Please note, each knife is unique and differs from the knives shown in the picture, because the selected materials are natural materials.

OTTER Pocket Knife 07 Sapeli optionally made of stainless or carbon steel Closing knife blade 10 cm lockable Scales: Sapeli MS- jaws in box

Böker Plus Exskelibur II Framelock Micarta Mike Skellern design textured forepart spearpoint blade with high quality nylon case for storage

Ramon Hanelt Fixed Blade Knife (#84) with Leather Sheath Fixed blade knife from Ramon Hanelt Steel: 1.2510 (not stainless) Handle material: olive wood Leather sheath and leather strap included

Ramon Hanelt Fixed Blade Knife (#86) with Leather Sheath Fixed blade knife by Ramon Hanelt Steel: 1.2419 (not stainless) Handle material: Bahia rosewood Leather sheath (bordeaux) and leather strap included

Viper Hug Dark Bronze Stella Sacha Thiel Design M390 steel with satin blade finish Handle: Stonewahed dark bronze Stella CNC milled Slipjoint with leather sheath

Schnitzel UNU child carving knife blue For children approx. 4 - 10 years non-slip and contoured G10 handle scales for safe handling rounded blade tip but sharp blade edge with Kydex sheath