ID a William Henry

[wingnuts]

Good morning Gentlemen!
My first post! I was very lucky to pick up a WH folder at an estate sale. I know it's a low end as it doesn't even shoe on their web site. Only numbers are 11/100 it's very pretty! Any sites or resources you fine folks use? Pic to follow asap!

[Ridgegrass]

Like to see those pics. Levine;s "Guide" says Willam Henry & Co. Ft,Worth, TX, hardware wholesaler, c.1897 and "high" value. Of course that would depend on condition. Good luck with it and a belated welcome on your first post. J.O'.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Good.....

Doing just a simple, basic search on the AAPK site produced this.
You might find some helpful information in one or more of the posts.

[wingnuts]

Thank you Sir, I found myself wading through those with not much info as most were for a specific knife being discussed (or few knives) I was hoping for a resource I could access that might be a tad more direct?
Be well

[bestgear]

William Henry is a studio devoted to designing and building the finest knives in the world. The name is derived from the middle names of the founding partners, Matt William Conable and Michael Henry Honack. Matt and Michael co-own William Henry Knives, based in McMinnville, Oregon. William Henry blends state of the art alloys, timeless natural materials, and extraordinary craftsmanship to elevate superlative function to superlative art.

Multiple pictures of your knife would helpful not only to the AAPK forum members through this topic but William Henry may be able to give you some information about your knife. They can be contacted at 503-434-9700 or emailed at [email protected]. Good luck with your research and welcome to AAPK.

[wingnuts]

William Henry is a studio devoted to designing and building the finest knives in the world. The name is derived from the middle names of the founding partners, Matt William Conable and Michael Henry Honack. Matt and Michael co-own William Henry Knives, based in McMinnville, Oregon. William Henry blends state of the art alloys, timeless natural materials, and extraordinary craftsmanship to elevate superlative function to superlative art.

Multiple pictures of your knife would helpful not only to the AAPK forum members through this topic but William Henry may be able to give you some information about your knife. They can be contacted at 503-434-9700 or emailed at [email protected]. Good luck with your research and welcome to AAPK.

Thank you Sir! I will try my best at some photos and reach out to WH as well.
I appreciate your input and insight
Be well