Never Have a dull moment by Harold Wusthof

[eto]

I had the opportunity to meet Harold Wusthof a few weeks ago, we only spoke briefly about his company and just knives in general. Today I received this awesome token from him. Since 1814 The Wüsthof Company was recorded in official German documents of the Duchy of Berg. To this present day Wüsthof remains family owned under the management of seventh generation of ownership, Harold Wüsthof.

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I thought Id share with my fellow knife folks here.

[PierreRodrigue]

No image sir, try it again,

[Eamon Burke]

Yeah, you have to upload it to picasa, photobucket, or this site(if you can), and share the image url in the [IMG] tags.

[eto]

Let me know if this works.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...5546051486.jpg

[Eamon Burke]

Nah, but I got it for you.

[eto]

Thanks for your help John , now I don't feel to much like a idiot.

[Lefty]

Awesome! That's a pretty sweet gift. We all love to knock Wusthofs, but they do make a quality product. I've been "stuck" using them before and I didn't exactly hate my life during the process. Just don't tell anyone....

[eto]

As much as I love Japanese knives and all the new custom stuff going around, and the idea of supporting smaller producing craftsman, I still have a lot of respect for company's like Wusthof who started small as well way back when in 1814.

[ajhuff]

Now that is cool! I had dinner with Henry Lodge once but I didn't get any cookware out of it. Luck you.

-AJ

[Johnny.B.Good]

I had an email invite to some event where he was going to be speaking in S.F. in a few weeks or more ago...maybe Williams-Sonoma?

Well, you going to wash the signature off and use the knife, or keep it as a memento?