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Hope you get everything done in time BillWe are getting a visit today by rain/thunder storms. Got to get some things done today before they arrive. Going to use my Ironwood Lambfoot...err Lambsfoot...err... well, you know
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No confusion here, that's definitely a Lambsfoot 
Sometimes they do that, especially if the cutler uses pressed horn in order to use less expensive (hollow) portions of the horn or as a pattern necessity. Now that I know a little more, I look for knives that use "Horn Tips". They aren't pressed and less susceptible to warping, delaminating or cracking with age and use. Don't know what AW&S uses. Never seen them specify. At least that's what I THINK I've learned LOLEdit
I sometimes fear that the horn on this lambsfoot is threatening to delaminate. I'll get it sweaty and watch it.
I sometimes fear that the horn on this lambsfoot is threatening to delaminate. I'll get it sweaty and watch it.
Don't really want to spend all day doing this, particularly as it's been covered previously, but I'm not noticing any shortage of LAMBSFOOT knives (cropped to remove prices)
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As I said earlier, I've seen the name WRITTEN in various way, but it's a Sheffield pattern, and in Sheffield it is CALLED a Lambsfoot. I don't think anymore needs to be said that hasn't been said before
Not a traditional lambsfoot knife but a Senator with a lambsfoot blade
Hope this still counts!
That knife isn't really a Senator, which is of course, a Penknife pattern. When Wright's started making that knife, at least two people claim to have come up with the name 'Senator' for it It looks like you got some better than average stag there my friend, my first was awful 
A lot better, but I still wish they'd learn to cut the stag thinner, rather than grinding off the bark 
That's a peach MikeTGIF Guardians! HHB rides today. Hope everyone has a great weekend!
