The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Thanks for clarifying that. Normally when i make these statements i make a complete fool of myself.cudgee is correct tea berry flavor is cinn & mint made by the Clark gum company which also produces reeds roll candy. A roll of hard candy like lifesavers that is individually wrapped
Thank you for your kind words, Jack!
Good bread, great beer, FANTASTIC knife! Looked like a great day!
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Wishing everyone a relaxing and restful Sunday 
TY JackYou are spoiling us with these fantastic photos Dan!
Fascinating to look at the picture and let the imagination take you to those times !One of the knives in the group shot above is this Lambsfoot by James Howarth, which was gifted to me by knife maker Paul Mason, who had it as a boy. The background of the photo is a line drawing of Howarth's old works on Bath Street, Sheffield, the street my grandparents lived on
The colors and jigging are wonderful. I'm saving up to get one of those some day. Love the picture.Thanks Dennis, nice to see your horn Big 'Un my friend
Morning Guardians, miserable weather here in Leeds today, but I have plenty of things to do in the house, and enough provisions laid in to see me through I think
The colors and jigging are wonderful. I'm saving up to get one of those some day. Love the picture.
Good morning Jack, and all the other Guardians!! Thanks for the your great pics, and especially of the Waynorth, Jack!! Bill did a great job on that knife!! WE had discussed a jigging that was different, and was going to be called "Flat-Cap Jig" but his experiments led to this one!Thanks a lot Bill, Charlie and GEC did a great job I think, some of the best jigging they've done
I hope you survive the horrors, Jack.Morning Guardians, miserable weather here in Leeds today, but I have plenty of things to do in the house, and enough provisions laid in to see me through I think
It must be truly wonderful to own a knife that somebody carried as a young boy. Having it come from a knife maker, and that it probably influenced him greatly, is twice as wonderful. What a keepsake.One of the knives in the group shot above is this Lambsfoot by James Howarth, which was gifted to me by knife maker Paul Mason, who had it as a boy. The background of the photo is a line drawing of Howarth's old works on Bath Street, Sheffield, the street my grandparents lived on
Good morning Jack, and all the other Guardians!! Thanks for the your great pics, and especially of the Waynorth, Jack!! Bill did a great job on that knife!! WE had discussed a jigging that was different, and was going to be called "Flat-Cap Jig" but his experiments led to this one!
Looks like an interesting coffee, Jack!!
As is this one 
I hope you survive the horrors, Jack.
It must be truly wonderful to own a knife that somebody carried as a young boy. Having it come from a knife maker, and that it probably influenced him greatly, is twice as wonderful. What a keepsake.
I will join you both in carrying my WCLF today...
It was one of several kind gifts I've had from Paul, and his wife Jan I need to give him a ring
Thanks, Jack.Fine choice my friend, that is some lovely ebony isn't it?
I'll have to look for that Porter, see if Canada knows about it!!
Jack Black
can show a group of his knives being oiled, I can show my flock getting some sun at the beach this past Tuesday.
Great group shot, ED.Well, if
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I marvel at how fast you've accumulated them
Looks like they're having fun in the sun Ed
Jack Black
- It's like I told
JohnDF
; These Lambfoot knives are just like potato chips. Just one won't do. Besides, how lonely would just one or two Lambfoot knives be without a flock to live and play with?
