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Charles Guerre a Langres folding knife from the late 1800s
Charles Guerre a Langres folding knife from the late 1800s
Charles Guerre a Langres folding knife from the late 1800s
Charles Guerre a Langres folding knife from the late 1800s
Charles Guerre a Langres folding knife from the late 1800s

Charles Guerre a Langres folding knife from the late 1800s

$ 50.16

Availability: 47 in stock
  • Handle Material: Bone
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Condition: a couple of chips in the handle, some rust on blade, opens and locks properly
  • Number of Blades: 1
  • Blade Range: Over 4in.
  • Type: Folding knife
  • Blade Material: Carbon Steel
  • Blade Edge: Plain
  • Opening Mechanism: Manual
  • Color: Brown
  • Brand: Ch Guerre a Langres

    Description

    Charles Guerre a Langres folding knife from the late 1800s
    French made by Charles Guerre of Langres
    The blade is 5 and half inches
    The total length when opened is 13 inches
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    As best I can determine, Charles Guerre was a cutler in France that made knives and razors in the 1800's. It was a multi-generational family business. Charles Guerre
    died in either 1873 or 1876 and the business passed to his son-in-law
    Emile Genevoix-Guerre. At that time Guerre was considered one of the finest razor manufacturers and knife makers in France and one of the largest. They also provided sabres and bayonets to the French army.