The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Thanks Harvey! I’m very happy with it and then some.That’s real nice, Dan. Congratulations.
RighteousI think I was asked to cut stuff more than a dozen times... which I gladly did while reminding them they should all be carrying a pocket knife.
You might even say... Self-Righteous.
Hope it's an easy transition DavidThank you Jack.Been a nice laid back day. Got home a bit a go. Got get ready to go back to work tomorrow.
I hope some of those folks heed your advice John!So I had to use my Lambsfoot a LOT on New Years Eve. We were at my Niece's wedding, and i swear NOBODY else had a knife on them. I was asked to cut things all night long, I think I was asked to cut stuff more than a dozen times... which I gladly did while reminding them they should all be carrying a pocket knife.
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Charlie Lamb is looking good 
Hope it's an easy transition David
Good morning Guardians, I hope that everyone is OK, and that those returning to work today, don't have too hard a time. Thought I'd pocket my well-used '18 today
Great capture of your Roger's Harvey.Good Morning Guardians
Dan that should age into a fine specimen....well chosen!I received a package from Sheffield today and this bespoke lambsfoot was in it. I must give credit to @Leslie Tomville for the idea. When I saw his post of one of the lambs that Ashley Harrison made for him I was smitten. Mr. Harrison was kind enough to recreate his craftsmanship for me. The end result imho is my nicest lambsfoot.
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Thank you, Jack.
In my opinion, the '18s were the perfect mix of rugged good looks.
That's awfully purdy stag.
Thanks John....yours seems to be " rocking" too.Thank you, Jack.
In my opinion, the '18s were the perfect mix of rugged good looks.
That's awfully purdy stag.
That should shred it nicely John.
Lol
I think my Hartshead Barlow might be due a strop
Great-looking stag there Bob Thank you very much JohnThank you, Jack.
In my opinion, the '18s were the perfect mix of rugged good looks.
I don't know how it is there John, but over the past 20 years, the amount of paperwork, and marking, teachers have to do has gone through the roof!
Glad you have your Loyal Lamb by your side my friend
Thank you Jack.I think my Hartshead Barlow might be due a strop
Thank you very much John
I don't know how it is there John, but over the past 20 years, the amount of paperwork, and marking, teachers have to do has gone through the roof!
It's even worse for Alt Ed.
Thank you, Jack... It's never far out of reach.
Oh no! And they wonder why more people don't go into teaching!It's even worse for Alt Ed.
I have to have a form for every class they are in for the month, they have to be calculated with percentages and show every assignment and lesson, there has to be a work sample from their classes with date, grade, percentage, and signature, along with the usual attendance forms that everybody else has to do... it takes hours and hours.
Thank you, Jack... It's never far out of reach.
