Traditional French-style folding knife featuring 440 stainless steel and a distinctive "bee" or "fly" emblem on the spring.

LAGUIOLE L' ECLAIRE INOX FRANCE "THE FLY" KNIFE ~ RARE ~ DISCONTINUED Laguiole Folders STAINLESS STEEL HIGH POLISH BLADE FINE EMBELLISHED BLADE FILE-WORK ON UPPER PORTION OF BLADE AND SPINE. HORN HANDLE/SCALES.  BACK-SPRING NICKEL SILVER. TOTAL CLOSED: 2 3/4", TOTAL LENGTH OPEN : 5 1/8", MAX HEIGHT" 3/8" Weight 1.2 OZ. 

• Blade Material: The knife features a blade made from 440 stainless steel. 
• Design: The knife has the classic, slender Laguiole shape, with a decorated back spring featuring the traditional "bee" or "fly" emblem. The handle  features  horn, with rivets and bolsters.
• Mechanism: The original Laguiole pocket knives, including this style, typically use a slip joint mechanism and do not have a formal locking mechanism.
• Origin: "Laguiole" is a general style of knife named after a French village, not a specific brand. The "L'Eclair 440" model was manufactured by several companies, often indicated as being made in France.

• Never used, carried or sharpened
• No box
• Condition is mint