I enjoyed your pics of the stag HHB with a variety of old tools, Jack!
Jack, I haven't used an online Arabic to English translator this much since at least 10 years ago when I was trying to figure out the content of a table made by the 12th century Baghdad mathematician Al-Samawal!
Hearty congratulations, Jack, on those two amazing Waynorth Cutlery lambsfoots!
Lambsfoot knives crossing the Atlantic in
both directions this month! That jigged bone version has really got a hold on me!
Thanks for your assistance and advice in getting both the Henderson's and the lambsfoot from York, Jack.
The onion tip was interesting, but I'm intrigued by the "hidden" tip about baseball gloves!
David, I'm sure you know I made up the business about Lancastrians bearing gifts.
Congrats on picking up, in person, your stag Hartshead lambsfoot Barlow; looks like the handle occupies at least 3 dimensions - desirable feature for stag covers!
Dwight & John, all 3 of us must be great minds with common thoughts, since we all saw the pun potential in that Henderson's and lambsfoot shot.
Dwight, that's a splendid photo of your "twin" stag HHBs!
Reality is all relative, FBC.
I'm just saying the Blues Bros are not as real as a "real lamb foot knife".
Thanks for noticing the Union Jack grain; your ironwood has even grander grain, although I almost didn't see the "W"!
Speaking of grand grain, your ironwood lambsfoot is doubly astounding,
@Fixall! The parallel grain on the mark side is very distinguished, and the two-tone parabolas on the pile side say, "Party Time!"
I hope you can kick that infection very soon.
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W, what a sensational pair of knives, Russell!!
Something to cherish and carry with pride for all of you who had the foresight and good fortune to acquire them!
Here's a recent pic of Union Jack:
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