Laguiole en Aubrac Concorde Folding Knife — Carbon Fibre, Limited Edition

Our iconic model, reimagined with a carbon fibre handle and blue, white and red liners.

This knife is crafted using components sourced from the original Concorde, the supersonic airliner that became a legend of modern aviation, reaching a cruising speed of Mach 2.02. Its lines return here in miniature: a slender, swept blade, a handle that curves away into a tail of satin steel, and a spine striped in the colours of France. Limited to 2,000 pieces, each numbered on the blade.

The Fly

Every Laguiole en Aubrac knife traditionally carries a bee. On the Concorde, the bee gives way to a sleek, triangular fly, echoing the distinctive delta (Δ) wings of the aircraft. It is a polished, faceted triangle whose two planes meet at a crisp central ridge, set at the head of the spine with its point toward the blade.

A Tricolour Spine

Along the spine, stacked plates of satin steel are separated by hairline liners in blue, white and red. They are mirrored on either side, so the blue runs along the outer edges and the red sits closest to the steel. The effect is a line of French colour that you can see from the pivot to the tail.

A Handle of Carbon Fibre

Layer upon layer of carbon fibre forms a handle in deep charcoal, light, rigid and unmistakably modern. Near the pivot, the fibre shows its own dimpled texture. From there the handle sweeps in one curve into a tail of satin steel that tapers to a fine point.

The Blade

A slender, satin-finished blade with five round perforations that step down in size toward the tip, so the eye is drawn along the steel like a runway fading into the distance. The blade carries the Laguiole en Aubrac mark with “origine Concorde” beneath it, and its edition number is engraved on the reverse.

• Forged from Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel, satin finish
• Blade bolster to tip length: 3.94-in (10 cm)
• Blade height: 0.59-in (1.5 cm)
• Total length: 8.27-in (21 cm)

Construction

• Carbon fibre handle with its own dimpled texture near the pivot
• Blue, white and red liners between satin steel spine plates
• Triangular delta-wing fly in place of the traditional bee
• Satin steel tail
• Blade with five round perforations, stepping down in size toward the tip
• Components sourced from the original Concorde, with the “pièce d’origine Concorde certifiée” seal on the packaging
• Limited edition of 2,000, each numbered on the blade
• Weight: 75.3 gr (2.65 oz)
• Crafted by hand in Espalion, France, within the historic Laguiole region

In the Box

• Presentation tube in tricolour livery, marked “Série limitée / Limited Edition”
• Limited-edition Concorde card, numbered out of 2,000
• 22-page genuine Laguiole artisanal charter guide