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WP55 Ultra (with thermal cam), LionSteel SR-22 aluminium Black, Gerber Suspension, Garmin Tactix8, Helikon-Tex wrist compass T25 (KS-W25-AC), MecArmy SGN3, Pelicase wallet.

An Italian brand, Lionsteel, a knife designed to withstand harsh operating conditions. No fantasy, just a design that maximizes strength and durability over time, something you can count on if your life depends on such a thing. Model T6B-3V-CVB - LionSteel T6 with CPM-3V steel.

EDIT: I acquired this tool in a particular approach for a specific context, I invested in a tool which is ultimately more versatile than a hatchet for example (it gives you a clue), I am not going to go any further because no one is interested but it is neither a holy grail nor "the main piece" of the object of my approach.

I then add that this knife is not EDC (scale is not easy to perceive and it's a big blade), for which I chose another model, compact, lighter and user-friendly.

This knife is more of a "dooms day tool", indeed, for EDC models like "Douk Douk", Opinel, Laguioles (the originals made in France) are way more compact elegant and practical, different tools, différents uses.

Anyway thank you for your answers, I discovered more brands and details that are very useful.

while I was putting things away in my father's house I came across this photo accompanied by a flight log. my father took this plane several times for his company between 1967 and 1969. This plane carried out domestic flights in France. My sister told me that our father told her that the plane crashed some time later. I grew up under an airport and I'm interested in aviation but I've never seen such a machine, if you can identify it I'd be grateful.