Subject Shuttle Dog

In France, "SUJET" [sy.ʒɛ] refers to small pocket knives whose handles are decorated with reliefs of a wide variety of motifs. They are sometimes called COUTEAUX-SWISS because they can contain several blades or small tools such as corkscrews; some also call them COURSOLLE after the cutler who invented their manufacture with brass handle scales.

Blades, springs and parts are still forged from traditional carbon steels, so they can corrode if not properly maintained. As a sign of their authenticity, they bear the old forge mark of the workshop, a wrench, on the blade.

This SUJET, with dogs on the front and back, has a ring so that it can be hung on a key ring.

Blade length x width x thickness: 58 x 10 x 1.9mm