Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

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Good morning guardians. Another sunny start to the day but it's just a little chilly; 39 degrees F. Will warm up significantly later on in the week. My family up north in PA will be shoveling snow from that last weather system that went though and I'm pleased not to have to deal with it. Got my Sunday LF knife with me today.
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Onebigbill said:
Good morning guardians. Another sunny start to the day but it's just a little chilly; 39 degrees F. Will warm up significantly later on in the week. My family up north in PA will be shoveling snow from that last weather system that went though and I'm pleased not to have to deal with it. Got my Sunday LF knife with me today.
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Glad you're getting some sunshine Bill, and that's some nice ebony :) Still raining hard here, and forecast to do so until about 10am tomorrow, then we might see the sun :)
 
JohnDF said:
Sorry the weather has been so bad there.
Hopefully you will get a break from it soon.
Until then, I hope you find more ways to entertain yourself.
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Thanks John, it's been worse today than on the days when there was supposed to be a storm! :rolleyes: I've been having a go with my slingshot, though I'm still getting a few strays (better hit rate on my plastic spinner target than on the paper ones) :thumbsup:

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JohnDF said:
Good Morning Guardians
Going to a family gathering today.
It's up in the mountains, so the drive will be nice.
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That sounds nice John, have a lovely time :) I hope there's plenty of opportunities to use your Lambsfoot :) :thumbsup:
rockman0 said:
Jack, I'm glad you are still enjoying the Blackwell and the arrowhead:thumbsup: The bone is very similar to my Encore.
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Thank you Rob :) It really is, isn't it? :cool: :thumbsup:
rockman0 said:
I forgot my manners for a moment.
Good morning Guardians! I hope everyone is well and enjoying the day:thumbsup:
Stag Lambsfoot content.
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Another gorgeous Thomas Turner there Rob, and in fantastic shape from the look of it :cool: Great-looking stag too :) :thumbsup:
 
JohnDF said:
That Lamb is gorgeous! 🤠:thumbsup:
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Thanks John!
Jack Black said:
Thanks John, it's been worse today than on the days when there was supposed to be a storm! :rolleyes: I've been having a go with my slingshot, though I'm still getting a few strays (better hit rate on my plastic spinner target than on the paper ones) :thumbsup:

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That sounds nice John, have a lovely time :) I hope there's plenty of opportunities to use your Lambsfoot :) :thumbsup:

Thank you Rob :) It really is, isn't it? :cool: :thumbsup:

Another gorgeous Thomas Turner there Rob, and in fantastic shape from the look of it :cool: Great-looking stag too :) :thumbsup:
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Uncanny resemblance, makes me wonder if they each jigged their own or there was a 3rd party source of bone.
Thanks Jack!
 
JohnDF said:
You're becoming a dead-eye. 🤠:thumbsup:
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Thanks mate, just getting back to it :D
rockman0 said:
Uncanny resemblance, makes me wonder if they each jigged their own or there was a 3rd party source of bone.
Thanks Jack!
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Bone jigging, and 'scale making' in general, was a specialist trade, and there were many in Sheffield. Also, most Sheffield knives were made by outworkers, who worked for multiple firms :thumbsup:
 
I'm sure you have shared those facts with me in the past. My memory is a virtual sieve:)
Thanks, Jack :thumbsup:
Jack Black said:
Thanks mate, just getting back to it :D

Bone jigging, and 'scale making' in general, was a specialist trade, and there were many in Sheffield. Also, most Sheffield knives were made by outworkers, who worked for multiple firms :thumbsup:
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