Flat-Cap Jigging!!

[Rufus1949]

Wow! look at these stunning Waynorth Cutlery Lambsfoot Knives coming out of the Woodwork.

I am wondering- would I swap my original for one of these? That is not a situation I would like to face as I see it as an impossible decision form my point of view,

Quite the dilemma Duncan. I assume it would have to be a very special circumstance, involving a deep friendship.

 

[Old Engineer]

Wow! look at these stunning Waynorth Cutlery Lambsfoot Knives coming out of the Woodwork.

I am wondering- would I swap my original for one of these? That is not a situation I would like to face as I see it as an impossible decision form my point of view,

I do not think I would trade my old one for the new one , but if things go to plan , I will not have to make that decision .

Harry

 

[mrknife]

I do not think I would trade my old one for the new one , but if things go to plan , I will not have to make that decision .

Harry

agreed, you got quite the nice ones harry!

 

[mrknife]

finally getting a chance to take a picture. time to throw my cap in the ring! mail call from a friend of mine, congrats waynorth on another dynamite sfo! back to that steel liner goodness

 

[GPO MAN]

 

[Murphjd25]

Flat Cap reporting for duty!! Charlie you knocked it out of the park!!!!!

 

[Old Engineer]

I received mine today and it is as nice as I expected it to be .

Edited to add : Just noticed that there are in fact some probably not intended Worm Tracks on the Pile Side .

I just had to get a Flock Photo : L to R oldest to newest

The book under the knives is all about what the title shows . Knives that are of Exhibition Quality .

I saw Zero knives in it with Flat Cap Jigging in it .

 

[Rufus1949]

I received mine today and it is as nice as I expected it to be .

I just had to get a Flock Photo : L to R oldest to newest

The book under the knives is all about what the title shows . Knives that are of Exhibition Quality .

I saw Zero knives in it with Flat Cap Jigging in it .

Congrats Harry, your lamb family is bonifiable!

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

I received mine today and it is as nice as I expected it to be .

I just had to get a Flock Photo : L to R oldest to newest

The book under the knives is all about what the title shows . Knives that are of Exhibition Quality .

I saw Zero knives in it with Flat Cap Jigging in it .

Two white bones! By Jingo Harry what a flock! I'm green with envy!

Does it mention whether those longhorn knives were pressed or relief carved?

 

[waynorth]

I saw Zero knives in it with Flat Cap Jigging in it .

Wrong class of knife I believe!!
Are those stag pruners you displayed described as "Red Deer Stag"?? Or equivalent??
Nice collection of #93s, Harry!!

 

[Old Engineer]

They do not say what type of Stag they are . Throughout the book they only describe it as Exhibition Grade Stag . What I did notice was all of the Stag shown was a much finer texture , or featured , than what I like about Sambar Stag . The book also gives some history of Wastenholm , Rodgers , and others . I saw no Lambfoot blades at all . It has very few that I would consider a Work Knife but it does have a lot of Eye Candy that would cost a lot of money . Barrel Knives both Round and Square , Elephant Ivory , Pearl , 72 Blades and etc. , etc., etc. It was a Christmas gift from one of my kids .

Harry

 

[SwissHeritageCo]

Flat Cap reporting for duty!! Charlie you knocked it out of the park!!!!!
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I recognize the lines on that sheath!

 

[Old Engineer]

Two white bones! By Jingo Harry what a flock! I'm green with envy!

Does it mention whether those longhorn knives were pressed or relief carved?

Thank you for the kind words Jack .
It does not say if the Elephant Ivory is Pressed or Carved but being the Class of the knives being shown , they were most likely carved .

Harry

 

[SteveC]

I received mine today and it is as nice as I expected it to be .

Edited to add : Just noticed that there are in fact some probably not intended Worm Tracks on the Pile Side .

I just had to get a Flock Photo : L to R oldest to newest

The book under the knives is all about what the title shows . Knives that are of Exhibition Quality .

I saw Zero knives in it with Flat Cap Jigging in it .

Congrats Harry !

It's great seeing all these different Flat Cap Lambs

 

[Sacto]

Mine got a little use today putting out some salt for the cattle.

 

[Old Engineer]

Yesterday I posted photos of my new Charlies Lamb with the Flat Cap Jigging . This morning I realized that I did not include a Flat Cap in the photos . This Flat Cap is 100 % Wool in my family's Tartan and was made in Scotland .

Harry

 

[Rufus1949]

Mine got a little use today putting out some salt for the cattle.

Very nice Bart. Why do they all remind me of a perfectly grilled steak?

 

[mrknife]

with enough use and wear, maybe itll look like perfectly grilled chicken breast in time

 

[Rusty1]

They do not say what type of Stag they are . Throughout the book they only describe it as Exhibition Grade Stag . What I did notice was all of the Stag shown was a much finer texture , or featured , than what I like about Sambar Stag . The book also gives some history of Wastenholm , Rodgers , and others . I saw no Lambfoot blades at all . It has very few that I would consider a Work Knife but it does have a lot of Eye Candy that would cost a lot of money . Barrel Knives both Round and Square , Elephant Ivory , Pearl , 72 Blades and etc. , etc., etc. It was a Christmas gift from one of my kids .

Harry

The far right pruner in the picture is pressed horn. Looks similar to one I have.

Russell

 

[AusLoX]