Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

It just stands as a fine example of the skill level this young cutler has attained. I might add Jack, that it is certainly due in no small way to you and the Guardians editions you have commissioned. All this has helped to insure a profitable business future for Wright’s and many more fine knives for all of us who love the pattern!
True and well said Ron. Your horn lambsfoot is swoon worthy my friend.

Thanks Dwight, beautiful pic of your AC
Thank you Jack.

Fodderwing Fodderwing a nice match up of the Stag with the rock, Dwight
Thank you Harvey. Beautiful atmospheric image of a very nice neighborhood... :cool:

Just turned up in the mail this morning. What a superb knife! These Hartshead Barlow's are something else. Love the Script on the bolster, so olde worlde looking. The complete knife is a joy to look at. Thank you Jack for getting Arthur Wright & Sons to make these specials!
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Gorgeous pic of your new barlow.
 

I put some parkin in the mail to you today Harvey, not sure it was my brightest idea really! :rolleyes: :D :thumbsup:

True and well said Ron. Your horn lambsfoot is swoon worthy my friend.

Thank you Jack.

Thank you Harvey. Beautiful atmospheric image of a very nice neighborhood... :cool:

Gorgeous pic of your new barlow.

Thanks Dwight :)
 
In my last training with my department. Only 4 more days left with the Probation Department!....no Lambsfoot in my pocket today though:(. But I want to say I hope everyone is having a fantastic Tuesday. Hoping for a Hartshead Barlow waiting for me when I get home!
 
Strangely, I have found that Sheffield cutlers rarely seem to carry a pocket knife. That was true of the young cutler who made our Hartshead Barlows until recently. He liked the pattern so much, he decided he wanted one for himself. I not only like the idea he wanted one of our knives to carry, but that it is almost certainly the first knife he has made with steel liners and bolsters (Wright's ordinarily using brass and nickel silver respectively). He decided he wanted to fancy his Barlow up a bit with a file-worked back-spring and coined liners, and he made one for me too, which he presented me as a gift :) :thumbsup:

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WOW! That is certainly stunning! Beautiful workmanship - I know that you are very proud to have it in your pocket.
Knowing that my Hartshead was crafted by such a talented young cutler who is so capably carrying on the tradition of English cutlers makes it extra special :cool: The more I handle them, the more impressed I am. I love how they feel in my hand. The heft and fit is just "Wright" ;)
I can hardly wait to read the experiences of others as they receive theirs.
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dc50 dc50 I love the many appearances of your Ebony Lamb in the different, colorful backgrounds. It’s kind of like Zelig
It is, now that you mention it, Harvey. :thumbsup: I had an uncle that was like that, he was known to rub shoulders with folks in the federal government fooled a resort hotel that he was a master chef. Also worked as an engineer on a huge Dam Project was wanted by the Mafia as they came looking for him on our farm that was an experience I won't forget :eek: I guess I was around 16 at the time. Oh yeah during WW2 he married a woman in England as they were stationed there. The problem was he had a wife back in Canada. :p
 
I'm about 20 pages behind right now....sigh. Sure was nice up in the Olympics this weekend though!!

Camped right at the forks of the Wolf and Dungeness rivers where, by chance, is this huge forked fir tree. The rivers are there behind the tree but hidden by the dense foliage.

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And behind the tree.....
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Good day, folks.

I've been enjoying seeing everyone's Hartsheads as they arrive. Makes the wait all the more agonizing, yet I know that the delivery will be all the sweeter.

In the meantime, I'm carrying this ol' thing today.

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Strangely, I have found that Sheffield cutlers rarely seem to carry a pocket knife. That was true of the young cutler who made our Hartshead Barlows until recently. He liked the pattern so much, he decided he wanted one for himself. I not only like the idea he wanted one of our knives to carry, but that it is almost certainly the first knife he has made with steel liners and bolsters (Wright's ordinarily using brass and nickel silver respectively). He decided he wanted to fancy his Barlow up a bit with a file-worked back-spring and coined liners, and he made one for me too, which he presented me as a gift :) :thumbsup:



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Fantastic knife Jack, congrats!

That is truly a beautiful Barlow Jack! Absolutely killer stag my friend! It is flattering that he would choose one to drop into his own pocket. It just stands as a fine example of the skill level this young cutler has attained. I might add Jack, that it is certainly due in no small way to you and the Guardians editions you have commissioned. All this has helped to insure a profitable business future for Wright’s and many more fine knives for all of us who love the pattern! :)


My Barlow’s are somewhere between Queens New York and SE Tennessee. Hopefully they will arrive in a couple of days! Until they do luckily I have a few more to enjoy! Y’all have a great day! :D

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That's a beauty Ron.

Good day, folks.

I've been enjoying seeing everyone's Hartsheads as they arrive. Makes the wait all the more agonizing, yet I know that the delivery will be all the sweeter.

In the meantime, I'm carrying this ol' thing today.

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Awesome oldie Dylan.
 
And behind the tree...
Beautiful country Barry. That looks like good kayaking.

Good day, folks.

I've been enjoying seeing everyone's Hartsheads as they arrive. Makes the wait all the more agonizing, yet I know that the delivery will be all the sweeter.

In the meantime, I'm carrying this ol' thing today.

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Gorgeous Dylan.
 
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