William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding Knife
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ITEM# E10-1
$350.00
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The William Henry E10-1 is a great everyday pocket carry folding knife that keeps both outdoorsmen and working professionals in mind with its build and looks. With an overall open length of 7.50 inches and weighing only 1.6 ounces, the American-made knife is a comfortable length for every day work.
The blade measures 3.5 inches long and is made with strong and durable M390 stainless steel. With the black tungsten carbide coated finish, the blade reduces any glare from light. The spearpoint blade allows for a large range of uses, including cutting, slicing, and piercing with great ease through various types of substances and materials. The thumb stud and one-hand button lock system allows for easy, smooth, and quick deployment of the blade at any moment.
The handle fits comfortably in hand, measuring just a bit above 4 inches. With the handle's 3d machined grooves along the aircraft-grade aluminum build, it provides added grip in slippery environments. In addition, the handle features a beautiful inset of cocobolo wood. The EDC knife comes with a reversible stainless steel pocket clip that allows for carrying at your convenience. And the hard-anodized handle makes this a knife that measures to military specs, ensuring its strength and durability.
Overall, the William Henry E10 is built to withstand all types of work and scenarios, while adding a touch of class to your everyday carry gear. As with all William Henry knives, the knife you order from us will come with a certificate of authenticity, and presentation box. All orders are satisfaction guaranteed, with free and same day shipping from us at KnifeArt.
The blade measures 3.5 inches long and is made with strong and durable M390 stainless steel. With the black tungsten carbide coated finish, the blade reduces any glare from light. The spearpoint blade allows for a large range of uses, including cutting, slicing, and piercing with great ease through various types of substances and materials. The thumb stud and one-hand button lock system allows for easy, smooth, and quick deployment of the blade at any moment.
The handle fits comfortably in hand, measuring just a bit above 4 inches. With the handle's 3d machined grooves along the aircraft-grade aluminum build, it provides added grip in slippery environments. In addition, the handle features a beautiful inset of cocobolo wood. The EDC knife comes with a reversible stainless steel pocket clip that allows for carrying at your convenience. And the hard-anodized handle makes this a knife that measures to military specs, ensuring its strength and durability.
Overall, the William Henry E10 is built to withstand all types of work and scenarios, while adding a touch of class to your everyday carry gear. As with all William Henry knives, the knife you order from us will come with a certificate of authenticity, and presentation box. All orders are satisfaction guaranteed, with free and same day shipping from us at KnifeArt.
MAKER: William Henry Knives
BLADE SIZE: 3 1/4"
TOTAL SIZE: 7 3/4"
BLADE MATERIAL: Stainless M390 Steel - with black tungsten carbide coating
HANDLE: Cocobolo Wood - Aircraft Grade Aluminum - Hard Anodized
WEIGHT: 1.6 oz.
Reviews
A beautiful and lightweight Gentleman's knife, July 5, 2018William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding Knife
William Henry EDC E10-1, May 18, 2018William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding Knife William Henry ED10-1, July 5, 2017William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding Knife Great Pocketknife , October 11, 2016William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding Knife Excellent High Quality Small EDC Knife, September 8, 2016William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding Knife WH EDC 10-1, November 29, 2015William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding Knife Cocobolo wood knife. I Love It!! , October 14, 2015William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding Knife
Product Reviews
A beautiful and lightweight Gentleman's knife, July 5, 2018William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding KnifePosted By: Tom from Utah
I bought the E6 in Desert Ironwood and was amazed at how small and light it was. Due to its size, it was a little difficult to open. I finally figured out the technique of using my thumbnail to flick it open rather than using the meat of my thumb to engage the stud. I was reading through the reviews and found a reference from one of the reviewers mentioning the larger E10 version. I prefer non-coated blades but, the E10 was only available with black tungsten carbide finish. Yes, it is definitely a fingerprint magnet but, so is my E6 with its beautifully polished blade. The knife is obviously larger than the E6 which is almost completely hidden when I wrap my fingers around it making a fist (I wear an XL glove.) The E10 sticks out about ¾ of an inch. It opens much easier using the stud. The blade is just slightly longer than my CRK small Sebenza 21 with the Insingo blade. The handle is about 3/8 longer than the 21 and slightly shorter than a Benchmade 940. I normally remove the pocket clips on my knives. I put the clip back on due to the sharp edges of the butt of aluminum scales vacated by the clip. I would be happy if the WH E series did not have the wood or CF inserts. The pattern and grip of the aluminum scales is truly beautiful. I would love to own some of the exotic WH's but, they are out of my budget. If you want to own a genuine WH, the E series is affordable and available. Get yourself one or more. As my colleagues have said “you won't regret it.”
I bought the E6 in Desert Ironwood and was amazed at how small and light it was. Due to its size, it was a little difficult to open. I finally figured out the technique of using my thumbnail to flick it open rather than using the meat of my thumb to engage the stud. I was reading through the reviews and found a reference from one of the reviewers mentioning the larger E10 version. I prefer non-coated blades but, the E10 was only available with black tungsten carbide finish. Yes, it is definitely a fingerprint magnet but, so is my E6 with its beautifully polished blade. The knife is obviously larger than the E6 which is almost completely hidden when I wrap my fingers around it making a fist (I wear an XL glove.) The E10 sticks out about ¾ of an inch. It opens much easier using the stud. The blade is just slightly longer than my CRK small Sebenza 21 with the Insingo blade. The handle is about 3/8 longer than the 21 and slightly shorter than a Benchmade 940. I normally remove the pocket clips on my knives. I put the clip back on due to the sharp edges of the butt of aluminum scales vacated by the clip. I would be happy if the WH E series did not have the wood or CF inserts. The pattern and grip of the aluminum scales is truly beautiful. I would love to own some of the exotic WH's but, they are out of my budget. If you want to own a genuine WH, the E series is affordable and available. Get yourself one or more. As my colleagues have said “you won't regret it.”
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William Henry EDC E10-1, May 18, 2018William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding KnifePosted By: Kenn V - verified customer
My first purchase from Knifeart. Surpassed my expectations, both the quality of the knife as well as the service from Knifeart. Fast shipping in professional packaging arrived in two days! This larger knife fits the hand comfortably. As a collector for MANY years I've always desired a William Henry knife and this one did not disappoint! Very light for its size and the quality is obvious as you handle it. Hairsplitting sharp right out of the packaging. Great value for the price, buy one, you won't be disappointed!
My first purchase from Knifeart. Surpassed my expectations, both the quality of the knife as well as the service from Knifeart. Fast shipping in professional packaging arrived in two days! This larger knife fits the hand comfortably. As a collector for MANY years I've always desired a William Henry knife and this one did not disappoint! Very light for its size and the quality is obvious as you handle it. Hairsplitting sharp right out of the packaging. Great value for the price, buy one, you won't be disappointed!
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William Henry ED10-1, July 5, 2017William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding KnifePosted By: Bob F. - New Jersey - verified customer
William Henry knives are truly a Work of Art. Precision and Craftsmanship unequaled in it's category. The Ultimate Gentleman's knife that can do whatever else you need done, but probably wouldn't want to do with this piece. The Mil-Spec Aircraft Grade Aluminum, M390, and Cocobola Inlay and deep carry Clip are flawless. It's so light I catch myself feeling for it in my pocket to make sure it's there, but Deep Carry Clip is locked tight but smooth to the pull. I have Sebenza's, Spuderco's, Benchmade',s Boker' Collectibles and more (Knife Addict), but I always wanted a William Henry. The ED10-1 is affordable for a WH and my ultimate Tux and Suit Knife. You can only buy a work of art from KnifeArt, a work of Art Dealer. Shipping is immediate and guidance for info without equal. You only live once, buy one you won't regret it.
William Henry knives are truly a Work of Art. Precision and Craftsmanship unequaled in it's category. The Ultimate Gentleman's knife that can do whatever else you need done, but probably wouldn't want to do with this piece. The Mil-Spec Aircraft Grade Aluminum, M390, and Cocobola Inlay and deep carry Clip are flawless. It's so light I catch myself feeling for it in my pocket to make sure it's there, but Deep Carry Clip is locked tight but smooth to the pull. I have Sebenza's, Spuderco's, Benchmade',s Boker' Collectibles and more (Knife Addict), but I always wanted a William Henry. The ED10-1 is affordable for a WH and my ultimate Tux and Suit Knife. You can only buy a work of art from KnifeArt, a work of Art Dealer. Shipping is immediate and guidance for info without equal. You only live once, buy one you won't regret it.
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Great Pocketknife , October 11, 2016William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding KnifePosted By: Mark Kilinski - verified customer
1 people found this review helpful
This knife is thin, sturdy, and beautiful. I removed the clip and carry it in my pocket. The D2 Steel take a great edge that lasts quite a while. The blade finish is a bit of a fingerprint magnet but I wouldn't take away a star for that. The blade shape/grind is great for most common tasks. Overall, the size, shape, and materials make this knife one that I'll happily carry anytime.
1 people found this review helpful
This knife is thin, sturdy, and beautiful. I removed the clip and carry it in my pocket. The D2 Steel take a great edge that lasts quite a while. The blade finish is a bit of a fingerprint magnet but I wouldn't take away a star for that. The blade shape/grind is great for most common tasks. Overall, the size, shape, and materials make this knife one that I'll happily carry anytime.
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Excellent High Quality Small EDC Knife, September 8, 2016William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding KnifePosted By: Rogue77 - verified customer
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I've had this knife on my wish list for a long time and finally decided to purchase. The high price for a smaller EDC knife made me delay for a long time but I can tell you that I have zero buyers remorse on this fine knife. The knife is finely made, well put together, materials looks and feel great and the blade is incredibly sharp. I love the deep carry clip though I wish it was black instead of polished. Stays in my pocket perfectly and never snags on the way out and doesn't take up a lot of room as to allow my hand to access other items in my pocket without an issue. I wasn't sold on the push button release to close the blade but it has grown on me and now I love it. The texture of the handle lends to a good grip and the wood inlay looks classy and very nice. My only complaint may lie in the thumb stud for deployment, it's a little small and close to the handle so it makes deployment a little tricky but I am getting used to that also so it is becoming less of a problem. I would highly recommend this knife for everything I have written above. If you are considering this blade don't wait months like I did, buy it, you won't be disappointed!
1 people found this review helpful
I've had this knife on my wish list for a long time and finally decided to purchase. The high price for a smaller EDC knife made me delay for a long time but I can tell you that I have zero buyers remorse on this fine knife. The knife is finely made, well put together, materials looks and feel great and the blade is incredibly sharp. I love the deep carry clip though I wish it was black instead of polished. Stays in my pocket perfectly and never snags on the way out and doesn't take up a lot of room as to allow my hand to access other items in my pocket without an issue. I wasn't sold on the push button release to close the blade but it has grown on me and now I love it. The texture of the handle lends to a good grip and the wood inlay looks classy and very nice. My only complaint may lie in the thumb stud for deployment, it's a little small and close to the handle so it makes deployment a little tricky but I am getting used to that also so it is becoming less of a problem. I would highly recommend this knife for everything I have written above. If you are considering this blade don't wait months like I did, buy it, you won't be disappointed!
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WH EDC 10-1, November 29, 2015William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding KnifePosted By: Tim in Hawaii
1 people found this review helpful
This is a great knife as one would expect from WH. This is my second WH knife, my first being the T-12A purchased some 14 years ago. The fit and finish of the EDC is awesome and the edge was razor sharp. This model makes a great lightweight daily carry. The folks at KnifeArt were great as well and I highly recommend them. All the best. Aloha, Tim
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This is a great knife as one would expect from WH. This is my second WH knife, my first being the T-12A purchased some 14 years ago. The fit and finish of the EDC is awesome and the edge was razor sharp. This model makes a great lightweight daily carry. The folks at KnifeArt were great as well and I highly recommend them. All the best. Aloha, Tim
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Cocobolo wood knife. I Love It!! , October 14, 2015William Henry EDC E10-1 Cocobolo Inlay Folding KnifePosted By: Theresa Morgan
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I was just gifted a beautiful Cocobolo wood pocket knife by my great WWII Veteran friend JP. I am so honored to have this awesome gift. You make a wonderful knife Mr. Henry! Respectfully, Theresa Morgan
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I was just gifted a beautiful Cocobolo wood pocket knife by my great WWII Veteran friend JP. I am so honored to have this awesome gift. You make a wonderful knife Mr. Henry! Respectfully, Theresa Morgan
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