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Clear as mud, Jack
So, I have a big'un and a middle'un. (33, and 31?) If I want a small'un, I should look for a 132?
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Got it! I sure wish I could just walk down to my local cutlery shop and see 'em all.Yeah, sorry!Yeah, 'cept the Guardians pattern is a SFO, which wasn't actually allocated a Wright's reference number!
The 132 is a 'Senator' Lambsfoot without file-work, the little 'un is the 311/4, I think!
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Got it! I sure wish I could just walk down to my local cutlery shop and see 'em all.
Me too!Even the few brick and mortar knife stores which still exist here generally only carry a few patterns, and the factory isn't set up for retail sales at all. I'd love to see one of those old-style display boards with all the patterns on
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Now that would be something to see! It couldn't be all that difficult to put together and would be a rather simple effort towards some semblance of marketing...
Took out my horn clad beauties this morning as the sun was starting to come up and snapped a couple of pics.
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Nice morning pictures, Dylan!! Warms my heart!! Beautiful subjects help!!
So, I finally got my "big'un" back from a trip to a good friend who sharpens knives professionally. I can accomplish a reasonably usable edge on a knife, but can't come close to what this man can do.
The knife in question is of course the bottom one, with a group of others that traveled with it. This Lambsfoot was a gift from mr. "single-blade" knife himself!!Thanks Jack L!!
You will notice the original finish is a bit uneven - must have been a late friday afternoon knife!
But it works well and takes a wicked edge!! It is, in a word, Sharp!!
I am becoming an apostle of professional service at certain points in the use of a knife.
It is my intention to finally seek the heart and soul of a Lambsfoot. So, I will temporarily retire my KOTY <D-E>, and only carry this Lambsfoot for a month or three!!
I will of course, report back here!!
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The sharpening story:
I think this statement very well defines what the "Real" in "Real Lamb Foot" is about!I kind of like their lack of pretension, and their dedication to producing an honest product, at an honest price, an honest working-man can afford
Looks like you use your big'un a fair bit, Rachel! I am just embarking on that path!Clear as mud, Jack
So, I have a big'un and a middle'un. (33, and 31?) If I want a small'un, I should look for a 132?
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This looks like a lambsfoot blade. What do you think?
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I would have guessed lambsfoot, from the length of the curve to the point. Is the blade broader by the tang than behind the point?This looks like a lambsfoot blade. What do you think?
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