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| + | |Logo=[[image:Logo zwilling.jpg]] | ||
| + | |Name=J. A. Henckels | ||
| + | |Location=Solingen, Germany | ||
| + | |Date=1731 | ||
| + | |Owners=Peter Henckels, Johann Abraham Henckels | ||
| + | |links=[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._A._Henckels J. A. Henckels - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia] | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | On June 13, 1731 Peter Henckels registered the "Twin" with the Cutlers’ Guild of Solingen. 40 years later, his son Johann Abraham Henckels was born, and later re-named the company. The Henckels logo has been in the current shape with a red background since 1969. | ||
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| + | J.A. Henckels opened the first trading outlet in 1818 in Berlin, opening a shop in New York in 1883 and followed a year later by Vienna and in 1897 by Copenhagen and Rotterdam. In 1909 Henckels set up its first subsidiary in the U.S., followed by Canada, The Netherlands, Denmark, Switzerland, Japan, Italy, France, Spain, China and Taiwan. In 2008, subsidiaries were set up in Great Britain and Brazil. | ||
