*** SOLD *** William Henry EC10-2 folder, D2 blade

[Gary W. Graley]

Knife is now sold.
G2





Hi folks, just picked this up recently but my daughter has car troubles and need to get that fixed asap, so up on the block this one goes

I've carried it a few days, so it's not mint condition, but of course still is as smooth as glass to open and locks up very solid and is keen of edge, I put an EdgePro edge on the D2 blade.

I paid just over $300 and will let it go for $250 shipped in the USA, here is a photo I took when I picked it up;

Blade length: 3 1/4" of D2 stainless steel with black tungsten carbide coating, the newer ones are more flat, this is more reflective, nicer in my opinion...
Overall length: 7 3/4"
Handle has: Box Elder Burl - Aircraft Grade Aluminum - Hard Anodized
the William Henry box is also included.

Thanks for checking,
G2

 

[Lone_Wolfe]

Can I see a pic of the back, please?

Thank you

 

[Gary W. Graley]

I am on the road right now, the knife is at home, it'll be a week from this Friday before I can get a photo of the backside, it has the clip there of course, I'll post as soon as I can.
G2

 

[Gary W. Graley]

I made a call and had my daughter gently get the knife out and take a shot of the back side of the knife, sorry for the quality of the shot, but it shows that side of the knife;

Thanks,
G2

 

[Lone_Wolfe]

That's a good enough pic for my purposes, I'll take it. Please send you PP address, I'll pay for it in a bit when I get back online.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Thanks, it's a very nice folder, just bad timing for car troubles!
I don't have a paypal account though, money order or check to clear.

This on is now sold,
thanks Lone Wolfe,
G2

 

[Lone_Wolfe]

It's going to be my first William Henry, I'm looking forward to seeing it. A change of pace from all my CRK's.

Email sent to work out payment details, thank you.

 

[Lone_Wolfe]

Had a banner day at my mailbox! :thumbup:

Only wish I could get a decent pic of this pretty knife!

William Henry EC10-2

It's quite a departure from the CRK and Hinderer tanks I usually buy, this is what I'd call a 'shirt pocket' knife. Light and delicate, but oozing quality.

Thanks, Gary.