Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

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Good afternoon Guardians ;) I decided to head down to the market this morning, optimistically thinking it might help my back to move around a bit more, but I just ended up being in more pain, even when eating a lunchtime chip butty...

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As usual, I had to share it! :D

I headed back home early afternoon, and had a nap ;) Hope everyone is having a good day :thumbsup:
 
Good afternoon Guardians ;) I decided to head down to the market this morning, optimistically thinking it might help my back to move around a bit more, but I just ended up being in more pain, even when eating a lunchtime chip butty...

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As usual, I had to share it! :D

I headed back home early afternoon, and had a nap ;) Hope everyone is having a good day :thumbsup:
Sorry to hear your back is still hurting Jack. Hopefully you enjoyed your chip butty.

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Sorry to hear your back is still hurting Jack. Hopefully you enjoyed your chip butty.

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Thanks Todd, it's rather frustrating :rolleyes: I did enjoy the chip butty, it was excellent :) Great-looking Lambsfoot my friend :) :thumbsup:
No fair, you got a head start.
Really sorry your back is still hurting.
Thanks buddy, my mate always says he'll "have a few" of my chips...:rolleyes: :D :thumbsup:
Great to see your good companion :) :thumbsup:
 
So I finally have a lambfoot knife. A Taylor Shark. I'm not sure. but I think this is a Stewart Taylor design. This one is from 1979. I haven't found anybody else doing one like this, and he resurrected it as the Land Shark when he obtained the Schrade name. The tang stamp says "Kingsport, Tenn", but I think it was made in Japan. In the late seventies/early eighties, and maybe beyond, Taylor had the habit of lightly etching "Japan" on the tang in such a manner that it would easily wear off. OTOH this knife looks unused. Its extremely clean with no wear whatsoever. I still think Japan, because I don't think he ever manufactured any knives in the U.S., but I suppose he could have contracted some out to one of the cutlery companies in business at the time.

This one is a pretty nice knife. Nice stag. No wobble. Half-stop. Good snap closing. A little soft opening. Walk is a little gritty. Small gaps. Blade isn't anywhere close to centered. Something different than my other knives.

And my very first lambfoot :thumbsup:
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Wow. So cool.
I headed back home early afternoon, and had a nap ;) Hope everyone is having a good day :thumbsup:
Very sorry to hear your discomfort continues, Jack. Backs seem to have their own timetable for healing. Hang in there.
Got this one out for today.
Love what you did with this one Todd,
A refreshing image, John.

Good Morning Guardians

A Lamb resting on a bed of crusted Tilapia
 
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Very sorry to hear your discomfort continues, Jack. Backs seem to have their own timetable for healing. Hang in there.
Thanks Harvey, more than half of the people I know have bad backs. You just have to wait until, one day, you wake up, and it's ok again 🤔😉👍
Good Morning Guardians

A Lamb resting on a bed of crusted Tilapia
Wow! Cool pic Harvey 😎👍
Morning all !

Ebony LF today :thumbsup:


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Looks good Steve, that's a great photo 😊👍
 
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