Description Small Douk Douk Carbon Knife La DOUK DOUK Carbon Small Pocket Knife It is the first model of the renowned Douk-Douk range, standing out for its history and exceptional quality. With a size of 160mm when open, this knife is ideal as pocket knife its lightness, robustness and aesthetics. It is the Douk-Douk model more widespread and appreciated. Su reputation has stood firm for almost a century, thanks to its exceptionally sharp blade. The company history is notable: the factory, as we know it today, was founded in 1835. However, its origin seems to be much older, with certain marks that belong to it described before a notary already in 1616. The factory has been in the hands of the Cognet family for four generations, starting with Antoine Cognet, great-grandfather of the current director, Pierre Cognet. At the dawn of the XNUMXth century, the factory specialized in exporting , competing with the Sheffield and Solingen factories. In eve of 1914, its products were known and esteemed in Southeast Europe, the Balkans, Turkey, Greece, Romania, Russia, as well as in closer countries such as Tunisia or Spain, thanks to the perfect finish of their models. After the First World War, with the loss of most of its usual markets, especially Russia, the company looked for new outlets, leading to the creation of the famous Douk-Douk. The Manufacturing workshop is still in the number 54 Rue des Horts, maintaining the traditional manufacturing processes of Thiernois Cutlery. The knives are entirely forged in their workshops, with a Douk-Douk requiring 38 rows (different manufacturing stages) carried out by machines specifically designed for this model. This guarantees the high quality of the knives manufactured, certified by the placement of their marks on the blade. Specifications Table Feature Detail Córdoba DOUK DOUK Carbon Small Pocket Knife Open size and blade 160mm/ 75mm Use Ideal as a pocket knife Outstanding Features Light, robust, aesthetic Company history Founded in 1835, with origins since 1616 Intellectual Cognet family (4 generations) Initial Specialization Export, competition with Sheffield and Solingen Pre-1914 Markets Southeast Europe, Russia, Tunisia, Spain Post-First War Innovation Creation of the famous Douk-Douk Workshop Location 54 Rue des Horts Fabrication process Traditional, forged in workshops, 38 rows for a Douk-Douk Quality guarantee Marks placed on the sheet Material Made entirely in the factory workshops
