🇫🇷 1920's Pradel Le Leader | Bone | Review | UKLegal | EDC | Pocketknifes | Traditional | Vintage
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- An absolute French classic, originally made for practical, hands-on people, such as sailors, farmers, and fishermen or women! 🎣
However, this simple & stylish pocketknife lends itself very well to a gentleman's everyday carry, especially at weekends 🍻
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Fantastic looking knife…
Amazing condition for its age too…💪🏻👊🏻
I really like this style of knife… a classic no nonsense design that does what you need it to do…
Funnily enough I was recently looking at the modern versions of these😀
Fantastic review Gus…,
Thanks brother 😎🙏🏻
Hey Sean 👊
Cheers, buddy 🍻
I'd thought you would like it 😉
I'm just adding the description now + links!
Appreciate the great feedback brother 🙏 as I always value getting your take on my content.
ATB Gus👍
Great looking knife. The history was interesting also. Thanks for sharing, Live Long Prosper and Collect Your Own Way!
Cheers, Stan 🍻
I'm glad you enjoyed it, buddy 👌
Thanks for watching,
ATB 👍
Hi Gus what a beautiful greeting in your video I felt truly welcomed and connected to people all over the world.
Anne 🌻
That's very kind of you, and you're most welcome 🫂
We are all universally connected, I guess... 🌌
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I will be reviewing the Vic Recruit very soon... I know, exciting, right! Lol 😁
Also, I just want to say that I, and many other thousands, are so very grateful to have you in the community.
Thank you, lady 🙏 ♥️
Gus x
@@gadgetgus Wow that's so nice!!! But I have to go finish your video - had to drive home and didn't want to crash because a pretty knife was on the phone.
Awesome piece of knife history! Great video 👍
Thanks Jeremy 💪
Appreciate the positive vibes, buddy 👌
I'm glad you enjoyed the history of it, my friend.
ATB 👍
Nice little knife!!
Thanks buddy 💪
I'm glad you enjoyed it,
ATB 👍
That's great!!
Randy 👊
Thanks, brother 🙏
I'm glad you enjoyed it 👌
Have a good week,
ATB 👍
For such an old one the first french blade is no less than brilliant. Of course the handle material degrades over decades. Im green all over the face from want want want such a little pretty tool :)
Hey Tom 👊🏼
They still make them, buddy - check out the links in the video description 😉
Thanks for stopping by, and commenting,
ATB 👍🏼
Well isn't that a gem! 😊
I hope you enjoy it.
Cheers!
Cheers! 🍻
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, buddy 👌
Thanks for stopping by,
ATB Gus👍
What an elegant gentleman's carry ......what you doing with it Gus ? 🙃 Smacks of class and quality . I'll ask you again Gus !!!! ..........You know I'm kidding .
You may well be right about it being a type of Bakelite . In it's day it was a remarkable material , making everything from telephones to electrical fittings .
Old or not , a cracking UK legal carry . Have a good week my friend , A T B Tony . 🐴🏴
Hey Gus, et ca va. Interesting knife from Thiers. Legal in UK unlike the classic Opinel? though I add an Op to the picnic basket 🧺. Thanks for the review 👌
Thank you, Rob 👊
I'm glad you agree and enjoyed the video, as it's a unique pup, for sure 👌
Have a good week,
ATB 👍
She is a beauty - check out veritable laguiole- I got a couple single blade folders with corkscrew - I love em - the french seem to make good single blade knives
Hey buddy 👊
I know the ones you're talking about - nice! 👌
There are some other great models too, which I shall review when they send them... 😉
Thanks for stopping by,
ATB 👍
Lovely looking item you got there Gus. Where can us UK folks pick one of these up?
Hey Stuart 👊
I have now put the links in the description, but since it's you, buddy, click the link below: ⬇️
www.ausabot.com/en/collections-of-knives/regional-knives/pradel/
Also, check out this puppy, a modern variant on the original ⬇️
www.fontenille-pataud.com/en/2948-76285-knife-le-pradel-knife-walnut.html#/
Tell me what you think, but keep mum about it, as I'm looking at reviewing it soon 😉
Have a good week,
ATB 👍
Cheers Gus. Wow! The Walnut design looks stunning 😮 Way way way out of my budget range though. Hope you manage to get one 👍
Oh, no not the Excelsior! Makes me so hungry for the Pocket Pal 😢
I had a red PP, which I let go three years ago now.
They still come up for sale occasionally... so don't give up 😉
Thanks for watching,
ATB 👍
@@gadgetgus Im looking :) All the Vic that are carried on a regular basis has two blades. A must: one for food/snack prep and one for sharpening pencils. A one blade Vic is not a proper Vic when the front door closes behind you ;)