Les Fines Lames Le Petit Cigar Cutter & Knife - Havana Streets - Almendron

A series of blades dedicated to the streets and sights of Havana. The Almendron, Spanish for Almond, are the pre 1959 American cars seen all over the city and part of the city's atmosphere. Indeed a ride in one is the number one objective for most tourists.

The handle for this knife is made from wood that has been decorated with such a scene. . This design has then had several layers of high gloss varnish to protect the finish and looks very eye-catching.

Designed as a Piedmont-style folding pocket knife and a cigar cutter, the company was started in 2014 in the town of Thiers in France.

The name translates to "the thin blade" from French and the company is proud to state that the blade, which is made from hardened stainless steel, is virtually impossible to dull.

Overall the cutter is stylish and sturdy, it's designed to be used with either hand and will take the cap off a cigar up to 70 ring gauge.

The knife is sold boxed with instructions on how to use it, there is also a hex key enclosed to enable either the blade to be changed or tightened to the user's personal preferences.

It can be legally carried in public as the blade length is shorter than the prescribed limit.

About This Knife .....

Country / Town - France Thiers

Handle Material - Wood Painted

Blade Material  - Swedish Stainless Steel (14C28N)

Knife Weight - 60gms

Hole Diameter  - 23mm

Length Closed  - 115mm

Length in Use   - 157mm