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.
Two great slingshots! Mike hooked you up.WOW, I want to express my gratitude toCrazy Canuck for his generosity.
This is not a starter package, Mike set me up for life !!!
I just went out on my lunch hour I shot a few clay shots YEAH !!!
My treasured lambsfoot had the honors of opening this special package.
TY Mike
WOW, I want to express my gratitude to
This is not a starter package, Mike set me up for life !!!
I just went out on my lunch hour I shot a few clay shots YEAH !!!
My treasured lambsfoot had the honors of opening this special package.
TY Mike
Well done mate.I'm glad that despite Canada Post's best efforts, it managed to arrive safely
The Karma Bus will pick you up and take you wherever your heart desires.
Arm to the teeth!!!WOW, I want to express my gratitude to
This is not a starter package, Mike set me up for life !!!
I just went out on my lunch hour I shot a few clay shots YEAH !!!
My treasured lambsfoot had the honors of opening this special package.
TY Mike
Hope everyone is having a good week 
I am enjoying the photos of all the old Lambsfoot knives.Carrying another Alfred Blackwell today
Good morning Guardians!
I am enjoying the photos of all the old Lambsfoot knives.
Good Morning Guardians
Good morning Guardians. This Standard Lambfoot with Rosewood Covers arrived in yesterday's afternoon mail. It has the nice dark African Rosewood and will make a nice addition to my flock. It is marketed by J. Adams of Sheffield but actually made by A. Wright. Notice the oval tang stamp that reads Made in Sheffield.
That's the stamp Wright's use on knives they make for a number of other outfits, Jack Adams (who only make fixed blades, butchers knives, etc) included. Their rosewood varies in colour, but it is all Indonesian
Jack Black - I enjoy the old B&W images as much as your Blackwell Lamb.
Good Morning Guardians.
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Here's another B&W image (from 1864), together with a Lambsfoot from Taylor's Eye Witness. Interesting to see how far back the design of the fireman's axe goes, unchanged until recent times 
Thank you Jack. The axe on the left, makes me think that its’ design evolved from a weapon.Thank you Harvey, that a lovely photo my friend
Good Morning, or evening i should be saying. Was really interested reading about the rosewood being from Indonesia, i know rosewood from India is highly regarded in the custom made guitar industry, i presume it comes down to availability and cost, hope the rain is starting to ease for you.Nice ebony Ron
Thank you John, all this wood had me confused as to the day for a minute! Happens a lot these days
Looks good Ed
We'll see Ron, I am far from happy with our friends from Sheffield at the moment
