New Knife William Henry B12 BUFFALO NICKEL

[auto1234]

Hello All,

My first WH knife. Opinions are welcome. Should be here by the EOW

Blade 3.25" (82.5mm)
Handle 3.80" (96.5mm)
Overall open 7.00" (177.8mm)

The Spearpoint 'Buffalo Nickel II' features a frame in hand-forged, heat-blued 'Twist' damascus by Chad Nichols, with beautiful hand-carved sterling silver scales inlaid with authentic Buffalo nickels by Lee Downey. The blade is hand-forged 'Raindrop' damascus steel by Mike Norris; the one-hand button lock and the thumb stud are set with sapphires.

 

[Kevin Jones]

I like that a lot. WH has some cool designs.

 

[auto1234]

Thanks Kevin

 

[J. Doyle]

William Henry makes extremely nice knives. I've owned 3.

My very first one felt flimsy and thin but I quickly learned it wasn't. It was slim and thin and light..........and solid as a rock.

 

[auto1234]

Thanks for the info, I have heard complaints about WH knives lacking heft but from what I have read they are engineered that way.

 

[Kevin Jones]

Here's one I have owned for 10>12 years.
CM154 blade
Carved sterling silver bolster
Cocobolo scales
Titanium frame
Sapphire thumbstud

 

[auto1234]

Very nice Kevin love the engraving

 

[tiguy7]

View attachment 1339198 View attachment 1339199 Great looking knife. I have a lesser model in the B-12 format. I can vouch for its usefulness.

 

[auto1234]

Nice I like the lines on the scales and blade

 

[Bmgillum]

I like everything about it...

 

[WValtakis]

I love mine Amazing little gents knives, wicked slicers

 

[auto1234]

Looks great

 

[gazz98]

That is a beauty of a knife! Congrats

 

[jfk1110]

Gorgeous knife! Just please use it!! And add some more.pics too!!! Enjoy and thanx for sharing it with us!!

James

 

[glockfire]

What a cool knife! I love that fob.

 

[auto1234]

Thanks glock and james

 

[danbot]

Sweet! Congrats!

 

[auto1234]

Thanks Danbot

 

[Lee D]

Beautiful knives guys. Not gonna lie, I’d struggle with using most of those.

*me opening the mail ...”I know I have an Opinel around here somewhere”

 

[Alberta Ed]

Do not use that gorgeous piece of art for prying off paint can lids.