William Henry

[Don L59]

What’s your guys thought on William Henry pocket knives? Are they as high quality as they claim? I’m asking because I have a chance to get one. Thanks.

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Every one I’ve had or have is great. Can’t beat the beauty of them or the craftsmanship. Never used one, only collected them but I’m sure they work great too.

[Don L59]

Thanks for all that information Mark. I never heard of William Henry Knives till yesterday. Any idea on the value of the one pictured? Thanks

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Don, I don't know for sure which pattern you have, but here is a link to 69 pages of William Henrys for sale or sold prices.
I have two WHs .. a T-10 Linerlock, which is an early pattern, and may have been their first. The other is a Button Lock A100-1 CPM 20CV Steel.
Both are great gentleman's carry knives, on the small side.
Yours is a Beauty! Many

Link: https://www.arizonacustomknives.com/kni ... =relevance

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

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[Lansky1]

quite the price tag for those ... curious if they will attain a noteworthy following

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

quite the price tag for those ... curious if they will attain a noteworthy following

If I remember correctly, they started around 1998-2000. They make jewelry also.
Their knives are sold in jewelry stores as well.
A lot of their clients are movie stars, musicians, and sports figures.
Link to the WH site: https://www.williamhenry.com/

[Railsplitter]

I have wanted one for decades but never could come to terms with the price for the models I was interested in.

[Gtrclktr-351]

I had never heard of the brand, so I Googled and visited the website. I didn't count number of knives, but prices "Low to High" were $495.00 to $30,000.00. I very quickly closed the website.

[Lansky1]

Tony - that’s interesting from purely a spectators viewpoint

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Tony - that’s interesting from purely a spectators viewpoint

John, I was blessed with the lowww price of mine. Otherwise, I would not have them.
Part of a group of knives I bought from an individual who came to my table at a recent knife show.

[Sharpnshinyknives]

Thanks for all that information Mark. I never heard of William Henry Knives till yesterday. Any idea on the value of the one pictured? Thanks

Sorry I can’t help you on the price. From the looks of that one it has some features that make me think it’s pricey. The Damascus blade, Damascus bolster and I can’t tell for sure what the handle material is but it looks like some kind of pearl that has been jigged or laser engraved. All those features make it expensive. I think there is a source out there for looking up the price on all the WH knives that were sold and what the retail price was, but I have never been able to find it, or didn’t want to pay the price to access it. Ebay and Arizona Customs is where I would look for something similar.
That’s a beautiful knife and would make a great centerpiece to anyone’s collection.

[Don L59]

Thanks for all that information on William Henry knives Mark. I mostly collect common pocket knives. Like Buck, Case, Remington, imperial, Schrade to name some. If I get it I’ll be showing more pictures on here of it.

[Don L59]

Mark how about a couple pictures of yours. I’d sure like to see them.

[C-WADE7]

I know it sounds like a fake story but my buddy bought this knife in a Dallas pawnshop for $35. He knows knives well and could tell it was very well built and he bought it. After he got outside he confirmed it was a William Henery and saw how much they are worth, needless to say he was excited.

[Don L59]

C-Wade7 that’s the stories I like to hear. What a Sweet find!