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[Vance Sutton]

So I've been collecting knives since I was a kid and have some vintage one was cutting my yard and ran across a 6 blade stage j.a henkel so I cleaned it up and just trying to get some information on it. According to the stamps on it and what I found online it was made around 1900 or so could be newer just looking for information please thank in advance

 

[Mike Robuck]

Welcome! We’re going to need pictures to help out with info.

 

[Vance Sutton]

I'm trying to figure out how to add pictures give me a few

 

[Vance Sutton]

 

[Vance Sutton]

Got it took a minute

 

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[Vance Sutton]

Got it it's also hk-24s

 

[Vance Sutton]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/5rJT5F4obmto9FJX9

 

[Vance Sutton]

Let's try it now

 

[Mike Robuck]

Henckels quit making its own pocket knives in the early ‘60s. After that Olbertz and Boker made them for a while. Your Henckels was made by Boker, I think.

 

[Vance Sutton]

I was reading about that earlier I still gotta clean it up some more but it got hk 24-s on the blades

 

[hughd]

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/boker-6-blade-congress.1265743/

 

[Mike Robuck]

There’s a four-blade version on eBay right now. Yours had a red shield when it was made. I think these red and white box Henckels ceased to be made late 1990s or early 2000s. I’m sure there are threads either here or on Bernard Levine’s sub forum on BF.

 

[Vance Sutton]

It has the heckler stamps on the tang the shield was gone when I found it. But thanks for the information very helpful
I'm gonna check out the treads and again thank ya