JA Henckles split back whittler age

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American Blade 92
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JA Henckles split back whittler age

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Found this today. Never owned a henckles before.
Could anybody tell me what the age would be and possibly and ballpark idea of it's value? Thanks
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Re: JA Henckles split back whittler age

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Determining a date of manufacture for Henckels knives is not easy. The book J.A. Henckels Knives by Neal Punchard says the J.A. HENCKELS over GERMANY stamp on the knife was used from around 1900 until 1975, so that doesn’t help. He says that to a trained eye an estimated date can be determined from subtle differences in the image of the “twins” mark.

There are a few collectors of German-made knives here on AAPK so they may recognize the pattern and have more info. Neal Punchard is also a member here. You may have to wait until they see this.

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Re: JA Henckles split back whittler age

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Mumbleypeg wrote: Wed May 27, 2026 3:07 am Determining a date of manufacture for Henckels knives is not easy. The book J.A. Henckels Knives by Neal Punchard says the J.A. HENCKELS over GERMANY stamp on the knife was used from around 1900 until 1975, so that doesn’t help. He says that to a trained eye an estimated date can be determined from subtle differences in the image of the “twins” mark.

There are a few collectors of German-made knives here on AAPK so they may recognize the pattern and have more info. Neal Punchard is also a member here. You may have to wait until they see this.

Ken

Thank you Ken!
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