1515 knife by Manu Laplace

The scales of the M&M Hawk are ornately adorned with extremely detailed sketches and studies of falcons from different perspectives and in different sizes.
The fantastically vivid illustration, further enhanced by the transparent resin coating, almost literally breathes life into the drawings.
Handle decor from a drawing of the animal painter Marcello Pettineo.

Numbered series and limited to 100 copies
Partially matt-finished 12C27 blade with polished edge.
Overall length: 20,0 cm - Blade length: 8,2 cm - Weight: 127 g - Blade thickness: 2,7 mm
Blade material: 12C27 Sandvik - Handle material: resin - Lock: Liner Lock

1515 MANU LAPLACE
The Manufacture of Laplace Thiers proves that you can not only create beautiful Laguiole knives in France. Knife-art of timeless beauty, clear in design and uncompromising functionality are manufactured with great attention to detail.
The origin of the name goes back 1515 to the year 1515, when the battle of Marignan of France’s King Francois was won the I.. After his return from Italy campaign, the king lived for some time in an old inn. In this building today exerts Emmanuel Laplace its handicrafts.
Each of his knife is unique and perfectly finished. For the Master obligates himself with his signature on the inside of the spacer.