r8shell
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Thank you. Sometimes I get lucky.That's a nice clean pic Rachel, looks good enough for a magazine.![]()
Indeed.It smells like... victory.

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Thank you. Sometimes I get lucky.That's a nice clean pic Rachel, looks good enough for a magazine.![]()
Indeed.It smells like... victory.
Good eye, you could be rightRichards made one like that in Sheffield, perhaps they made yours.
Yeah, I don't think we had many Chinese goods in the West in the '50s. I remember a lot of "Made in Japan" items in the '60s.Good eye, you could be rightThat would have been around 1955 Gawd I'm getting old.
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Yeah, I don't think we had many Chinese goods in the West in the '50s. I remember a lot of "Made in Japan" items in the '60s.
To knife matters: just looking at pictures of Travman's haul at the GEC R.V. Very impressive Ivory/White Bone TC Ancient and I thought how Ivory Smooth Bone would look fantastic on a LambfootPlus you don't have to jig or dye it as such. Other materials such as polished Natural or Burgundy Micarta would suit the knife very well too I reckon. Tough yet attractive stuff, like the pattern.
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farex! thats a good one.Sounds like we were in the same neighborhood, As far as pocket knives I received mine when I was 5 for my birthday. It most likely was made in China, it had a picture of a Canadian Mountie on horseback. I was very excited and went outside to show some of my friends. Two older kids came along and wanted to see it, that was the last time I saw it, bummer.
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Well then, all these years I was thinking it was made China.Your knife was almost certainly made by Richards of Sheffield Dave. They made several patterns using the same Mountie image. There is a Richards thread you could resurrect. Richards never produced a Lambsfoot pattern though.
Was carrying the Horn Mini yesterday as I sharpened it up very nicely. It cut lemons, opened steak packages, cut raw and cooked steak for the cat, took some cuttings too and was most unobtrusive in the pocket. No new pic as I have a camera less life for the moment
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Old Toffee-wings is due for a patina update.
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Have good time Jack!I'm heading over to see @ADEE in Huddersfield tomorrow morningSo I reckon there'll be some of this going on...
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Have good time Jack!
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Its in Huddersfield!Thanks a lot Dave, we'll be looking round the flea-market before the pubHey, where's that place?!
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Great choice my man, also mighty fine pic'sRosewood Union Jack and ebony Black Jack have both come on vacation with me:
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Its in Huddersfield!After I did a search...Of the Yorkshire Rose, it ends up being to fancy schmancy, for the kinda girls I go out with
http://theyorkshirerose.co/ Can't be the same place.![]()
Rosewood Union Jack and ebony Black Jack have both come on vacation with me:
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All right! That's more like itNo, I don't think we'll be going to Berkshire for a pint Dave (or anything else for that matter)!We usually go here - http://www.beerhouses.co.uk/pub/the-sportsman/ - great pub
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Great to see those pocket travellers GTHope you're having a great vacation my friend
I'm just taking my ebony '18 with me todayHope everyone has a fantastic weekend
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