Originally designed in 1929 by Gaspard Cognet, the "Douk Douk" knife is still manufactured by M.C. Cognet using the same construction methods. Emblazoned on the handle is the mysterious Douk-Douk costume worn by a secret society within the Tolai, an indigenous people on the Gazelle Peninsula in New Guinea.  On the blade itself are acid-engraved arabesques and the name of the knife.

The construction of the "Douk Douk" knife is incredibly simple and rugged making for a resilient utility knife. It's not fancy, rather unrefined, but durable and long lasting leading to it's continued popularity.

• "Douk Douk" engraving on the handle
• Slim handle easily slips in to your pocket.
• Carbon Steel Blade acid-etched with arabesques.
• Strong Backspring
• Lanyard Loop