1980's Bron Coucke Chef's Mandoline-France

A vintage model but one of the best Professional Kitchen Equipment has ever made...The Inox!
Has pusher and is in amazing shape...blades are excellent (see photos)

Professional Kitchen Equipment In the 50’s, at Thonon-les-Bains, on the edge of the Leman lake, near Geneva, Jean BRON decides to manufacture a manual vegetable slicer in steel, on the request of Chefs, instead of existing wooden items. The mandoline is born and Jean BRON is determined to make it well known in the whole world, associated with the BRON trademark, the litlle red flag. All professional kitchens in the world know the BRON mandoline. Jean BRON will afterwards manufacture a chipper, a bread slicer, a dicer, with the same quality. In 1975, after having moved to larger premises, theJean BRON Company is bought by Andre COUCKE, native of the North of France and small textile manufacturer.
Bron Mandoline is made out of durable, 18/10 stainless steel, making it easy to clean and ensuring it will last you for years to come.

Made out of special, hard stainless steel, these blades provide razor sharp, precise cuts.
You’ll be able to slice anything from potatoes, to onions, to lemons and limes with ease
Weighs 3.5 lbs
Measures 15.5" X 4.5" X 1.75"
Has some light scratches
Cross listed at same price.
Item has been sanitized!

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