Let's see some William Henrys

[SCMike]

Here are mine. Nothing exotic. (Apologies for my poor photo skills.)
E-10 Aluminum frame, box elder burl inlay, D2 blade
B-05 Titanium handle, ATS 34 blade, gold coated fittings
B-06 ZDP-189 blade, Titanium frame, Ironwood inlay

 

[bld522]

Very nice. I really like the box elder burl in your E10.

I don't have time to post mine up this evening, but I've got an E10-1 (Cocobolo/D2), a B7-FT (Titanium/ATS34) and a B30-TIZ (Ironwood/ZDP-189). William Henry Knives are my favorite production gentlemen's folders. Their fit and finish is second to none. :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[woolly]

And here are mine, I do love the spearpoints
B12 SZD Rio
T10 PD
T10 CFD

T12 Custom
B12 1121 Timberline
B12 091233
B12 Juniper Ranch

B12 Molokai
T12 Mardi Gras
B12 Island Palm
T12 W Custom

 

[woolly]

And here they are in their WH case.

I too apologies for my poor photo skills.

 

[SCMike]

That's an awesome collection. Beautiful! I've never seen anything like that B12 091233 before.
Thanks for posting.

 

[woolly]

Thank You.
Yeah I know, that's one of my favorites. It's Chad Nichols etched 'Croc Skin' damascus. One of a kind.

 

[SCMike]

Do you ever carry them, or do they stay in the case?

 

[woolly]

Just the T10s to work, the others stay in the case.

 

[Fumanseano]

 

[appler]

Here are some rare birds. The 1997 is mint, the others are users.

 

[appler]

How about this? I should mention that the MOP Spire at the bottom technically isn't a William Henry--it's one of the AG Russell re-issues.

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[bld522]

There are some stunning examples of William Henry knives in this thread. Thanks for posting, guys! :thumbup:

 

[shootz]

B7

B5

 

[woolly]

Here's my new T12s. Taken with my phone, so not great pictures.