Kenavo in birch by GR.
The typical knife of the western France fishermen.
The reinforced bottom of the handle was used to pack tobacco in the smoking pipe.
Kenavo means “goodbye” in Brezonheg, the Celtic language from Brittany.
Riveted birch handle and steel top bolster.
12C27 stainless steel bourbon blade, satin finish and slipjoint mechanism.
The blade is made with the original die and doesn’t have a kick, the tip rests on the spring, allowing for extensive sharpening without any risk of proud tip.
Handle: 3.94in (10cm).
Blade: 3.15in (8cm).
Blade thickness at ricasso: 0.12in (3mm)
Handle thickness: 0.55in (14mm)
Weight: 2.6oz (76g)
Comes with a leatherette pocket slip.
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Kenavo Birch
This is a very nice little EDC knife, it is traditional, well made, crafted from good materials, it is easy to carry and very functional. The service from Knives-of-France was fast and very professional, I highly recommend this vendor.
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Excellent
Very sturdy, comfortable in the hand, and well assembled. Fit and finish isn't perfect, but still very good. The birch wood is gorgeous, well finished, and fit beautifully to the liners and bolsters (transitions are seamless). Comes well sharpened, and the included leather slip is a little tight, but just fantastic as well. Overall, it looks incredible, slices wonderfully, and does a great job packing the tobacco in my pipe. Highly recommend!
