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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Very nice photo, Vince.Good morning, Guardians!
Wishing everyone a peaceful day.
(It's almost noon; I may be posting in the beverages thread soon!)
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?
Good morning, Guardians!
Wishing everyone a peaceful day.
(It's almost noon; I may be posting in the beverages thread soon!)
The TEW with the Thompson blade stamp is very interesting
Good morning, Guardians!
Wishing everyone a peaceful day.
(It's almost noon; I may be posting in the beverages thread soon!)
Mighty fine photo Jack.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
Nice piece of nostalgia mate, i can see why you have a love of cutlery with your families history from sheffield. How old would that Lamb Foot be? There is something magic and intriguing about old knives and tools. You have a good week my friend, and enjoy the new coffee brand.You are spoiling us with these fantastic photos Dan!
I have just been oiling some of my older Lambsfoot knives, but am currently have a coffee-break (not had this coffee before)
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
Mighty fine photo Jack.
Scary-looking Stout there, Jack!!
Nice piece of nostalgia mate, i can see why you have a love of cutlery with your families history from sheffield. How old would that Lamb Foot be? There is something magic and intriguing about old knives and tools. You have a good week my friend, and enjoy the new coffee brand.
Always hard to say with Sheffield knives, with stamps and production methods remaining unchanged for so long. It might go back to the 1930's, but could have been made post WW2
Hope you get some cooler weather soon 
A quick search brought up this 
A good job I only have one bottle 
Jake was hanging out while I did some work on the wife's car.
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- I hope there aren't any cut brake lines involved. If so, better take down the picture to get rid of the evidence.
Every time i see this knife, the more i like the wood. Just has character.Jake was hanging out while I did some work on the wife's car.
