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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.
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Jack my friend, the Horn of that Lambsfoot is just outstanding!! ALWAYS is it such a pleasure in seeing this Knife!Looks like I'm not going to be eating until much later than I'd like, mid evening, so I thought I'd better have some lunchTasty 'Moroccan spiced vegetable pasty', with Henderson's of course
Hope it'll keep me going
Great Post Steve!Happy Sunday Guardians !
Another stellar autumn day here today, going to be in the upper 70's again
Spalty today
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Hope everyone has a great day !
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Thanks a lot, Jack!!!Great black and tan pairing JJ
Good morning Guardians, I think my body rebelled against the sleeping sickness, as I was tossing and turning all night!Hope everyone is having a great weekend, I'm sure I'm not alone in wishing I was visiting Pete in Texas!
I'm meeting up with some friends later, for a few pints, and something to eat - might steer them toward Pieminister!
Thank you kindly, Harvey!!!That’s a grand image of your Lambfoot knives, JJ.
Amazing dimension and color in your very classy Lambsfoot image, a real old world beauty!Good Morning Guardians
Many thanks, JJ.Amazing dimension and color in your very classy Lambsfoot image, a real old world beauty!
He just didn't understand why the ancient history, he'd been taught at school in the 1930's, had been subject to revision, because of scientific discoveries since then. He didn't quite think the moon was made of cheese, but some of the stuff in that old encyclopaedia was almost as outdated!
Good news on the brass Pete, but that AK Thumb sounds painful! You're like the Jimi Hendrix of AKs my friend
That's a lot of cardboard Bill, satisfying to use your Hartshead Barlow, which looks good, as alwaysGood afternoon Guardians. Busy weekend. Cut up and broke down 110 pounds of cardboard. Unpacked my new cantilever umbrella. Weighs in at about 165 pounds and has an 11.5 foot wingspan. Big bugger. Photos to follow once I get the whole mess installed. My HHB did the lions share of the work on the cardboard.
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That's a hefty umbrella! Thank you very much Duncan, hope you're keeping well pal
The Blood Lamb is looking good Pete
It's a classic buddy
I like that cool old wrench too Hope you're doing OK Many thanks JJThanks a lot, Jack!!!
I can never get enough of your 2017 Horn covered Guardian. a rashing beauty!
Got my Hartshead Barlow in my pocket 
It must have been a generational flaw because you give a descriptive analysis of my father also.He just didn't understand why the ancient history, he'd been taught at school in the 1930's, had been subject to revision, because of scientific discoveries since then. He didn't quite think the moon was made of cheese, but some of the stuff in that old encyclopaedia was almost as outdated!
Really?
I guess there was a time when certain things didn't change for generations I remember during the time of the first moon landing, an old lady told my mother, "I hope it's a full moon when they go up, or they might miss it."
Hope everyone is having a nice day 
Really?
Good morning Guardians. Jumping to today’s posts, hope I didn’t miss anything. This thread moves fast, testament to a great thread with great people. Heading home later this morning and I’ll be carrying my lamb. Have a great day everyone.In search of coffee and a croissant, I hot-footed down to Charlie's Cafe, but I was too early for croissants, as they were still in the oven
I made do with a couple of Lotus biscuits, then headed into town. A decade ago, there must have been 20 cafes in Leeds city centre, maybe more, where I could get breakfast. Not anymore unfortunately, but I did manage to get another coffee, and a couple of slices of sourdough toast in a bookshop (not many of those left either). About 30 years ago, a French friend returned to live in France, and when we next met, I asked her if there was anything she missed about England. When she told me that she missed toast, I thought she was being rather unimaginative/crazy, but as I've got older, and bread has got a lot better here, I really enjoy your morning toast
Hope you had a great weekend ToddGood morning Guardians. Jumping to today’s posts, hope I didn’t miss anything. This thread moves fast, testament to a great thread with great people. Heading home later this morning and I’ll be carrying my lamb. Have a great day everyone.
Safe travels my friend 
Always nice to see your faithful HHB.
Lovely picture, Todd.
