Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

I think this is the extra, but it might be a re-use.

One of them is new.

I have thousands of knife photos, and am not sure I've posted them all

 

[echoscout]

A rootin tootin fine looking Lambfoot, David.

Thank you Harvey!

Good morning Guardians, thanks for the kind words on my photographs yesterday, I did enjoy getting out for a walk Not sure I'm going to be able to get out today, as I have some work to do, and also a parcel being delivered. I'll have to play it by ear Hope you all have a good day, and that you enjoy carrying your Lambsfoot knives Hard not to carry my Hartshead Barlow

Great pic of your HHB Jack!

 

[Jakeywax31]

I love that pic Paul, it really shows off the blade details Have a great time in El Paso, what a great surprise for your son Bad news about having to be Lambless though

Indeed!

You did a great Job with these Jack. I seriously have to work on my camera skills but I will take the compliment. Thank you.

I think this is the extra, but it might be a re-use.

One of them is new.

Got to love an EO Lamb. Nice picture Jer.

 

[sceva]

Original post deleted.

Here is the pre-requisite knife photo and these are my Grandsons who will someday get Grandpa's knives if they want them.

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[JohnDF]

I love the simple elegance of an ebony lambsfoot.

Hope you're not oiling "your" joints with that stuff.

 

[sbh06]

Good morning Guardians. I guess in the morning, we all could use a little oil in our joints. Have a great day! View attachment 2083445

I’d tend to agree with you on that, Todd. Beautiful lamb as well.

Thats a good one there Todd. Oiling my joints consist of an 800 mg Motrin and a pot of coffee every morning. Have a great day at school.

Ah yes, the military pain reduction program….

Regular Day of work for me. Fortunately, last day of work form me this week. Flying down to El Paso tomorrow to surprise my son for his birthday. I will be knifeless for four days!! Local Ace hardware down there might remedy that. Unfortunately, no lambs at Ace. Got my stag lambsfoot close by at work today. Have a great day everyone.

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Stag lamb is looking great. Have a safe trip, your son is going to love his surprise.

I'm glad your Hartshead Barlow gets to share in the fun Bill Long time since I've been able to go to the range

Thanks John, that's very kind

Very smart

Have a great time buddy

Thank you very much Todd

Definitely my friend Looking good there

Many thanks Paul

HHB rides again, looking swell. Thankful it was a toy gun, could have been much worse.

 

[screened porch]

Got to love an EO Lamb. Nice picture Jer.

Thanks. I should probably call it Bwyan instead of Stubby. It wed me a mehwy chase to make it usable. Grind down the pen to reach the main nick, for some reason that didn't work so put in the EO notch, delete the pen because it was unopenable without pliers anyway.

 

[Jack Black]

Great pic of your HHB Jack!

Thank you Harvey

You did a great Job with these Jack. I seriously have to work on my camera skills but I will take the compliment. Thank you.

Thank you my friend

 

[Jakeywax31]

Thanks. I should probably call it Bwyan instead of Stubby. It wed me a mehwy chase to make it usable. Grind down the pen to reach the main nick, for some reason that didn't work so put in the EO notch, delete the pen because it was unopenable without pliers anyway.

Wow, didn't know the history of Stubby. All the work has paid off!

 

[Jack Black]

HHB rides again, looking swell. Thankful it was a toy gun, could have been much worse.

Thanks Jeremy, there are some visually passable airsoft replicas available here, partly as a result on the banning of firearms I imagine

Thanks. I should probably call it Bwyan instead of Stubby. It wed me a mehwy chase to make it usable. Grind down the pen to reach the main nick, for some reason that didn't work so put in the EO notch, delete the pen because it was unopenable without pliers anyway.

 

[Jack Black]

Wow, didn't know the history of Stubby. All the work has paid off!

Certainly been through the wars

 

[Jack Black]

Careless talk costs knives

 

[Prester John]

Turns out it wasn't real! Most people here have never handled a gun, and it fooled the cops, who got the Firearms Squad out

My wife was out running one day and found a gun along her path. It was just laying on the ground between the sidewalk and the street. She called the cops, but they didn't come. After a while, she called me (I was off that day), and I drove over to where she was. The gun was a Glock .40 calibre, with several live rounds of ammo in the magazine. I called the cops too, and was told they would be there when they could. Waited at least a half hour in the hot sun. Called them back to say I wasn't waiting any longer, and I was going home. Gave them my address, of course.
By the way, I used a pencil to put the gun in a plastic bag, and also put a billfold I found nearby in the gutter with someone's driver's licence in it. A connection, no doubt.
The police finally showed up at my house to collect the gun and billfold. I asked if no one claimed the gun if I could have it, but the officer said: "Too late, you shouldn't have called."
I was half-joking about wanting it. I figured it probably belonged to a gang member and had probably been used in crimes. Plus, Glocks are ugly! Now if it had been an 1873 Colt Peacemaker....

 

[Headwinds]

I love the simple elegance of an ebony lambsfoot.

Thanks! It does seem to suit the pattern.

 

[Jack Black]

My wife was out running one day and found a gun along her path. It was just laying on the ground between the sidewalk and the street. She called the cops, but they didn't come. After a while, she called me (I was off that day), and I drove over to where she was. The gun was a Glock .40 calibre, with several live rounds of ammo in the magazine. I called the cops too, and was told they would be there when they could. Waited at least a half hour in the hot sun. Called them back to say I wasn't waiting any longer, and I was going home. Gave them my address, of course.
By the way, I used a pencil to put the gun in a plastic bag, and also put a billfold I found nearby in the gutter with someone's driver's licence in it. A connection, no doubt.
The police finally showed up at my house to collect the gun and billfold. I asked if no one claimed the gun if I could have it, but the officer said: "Too late, you shouldn't have called."
I was half-joking about wanting it. I figured it probably belonged to a gang member and had probably been used in crimes. Plus, Glocks are ugly! Now if it had been an 1873 Colt Peacemaker....

Blimey Vince! This sort of thing hardly encourages people to be responsible citizens does it?! When I rang me neighbour to find out what had happened, he said the police spent most of their time asking about HIM, and he had to keep reminding them that he was the person reporting it!

 

[cigarrodog]

Good morning Guardians, thanks for the kind words on my photographs yesterday, I did enjoy getting out for a walk Not sure I'm going to be able to get out today, as I have some work to do, and also a parcel being delivered. I'll have to play it by ear Hope you all have a good day, and that you enjoy carrying your Lambsfoot knives Hard not to carry my Hartshead Barlow

Beautiful image, Jack. Have a nice mostly indoors day.

Unfortunately, in this country, we’re looking for the shooter, not the gun.

New shooooes!

Cool

Good morning Guardians. I guess in the morning, we all could use a little oil in our joints. Have a great day! View attachment 2083445

Love your well oiled bagpipe ebony Lambfoot, Todd.

Glocks are ugly!

Hey!

 

[cigarrodog]

Good Morning Guardians

 

[sceva]

Thank you Harvey

Thank you my friend

The MANUFACTURER was A. Wright & Son, under their previous ownership. The design is mine. I responded to Erik's questions privately as they were inappropriate here. As per the sub-forum guidelines, we talk about knives here, not the BUYING of knives

If anyone hasn't bothered to read it, please read Post #1 in this thread, and if posters come here asking for information which breaks the forum guidelines, and the spirit of this thread, please either ignore them, point them in the direction of the forum rules, or respond to them privately if you want

Thanks Jack; I will edit the post appropriately.

My apologies to the group

 

[bigfish64]

Thats a good one there Todd. Oiling my joints consist of an 800 mg Motrin and a pot of coffee every morning. Have a great day at school.

That’s the Breakfast of Champions!
Thanks Paul.

Regular Day of work for me. Fortunately, last day of work form me this week. Flying down to El Paso tomorrow to surprise my son for his birthday. I will be knifeless for four days!! Local Ace hardware down there might remedy that. Unfortunately, no lambs at Ace. Got my stag lambsfoot close by at work today. Have a great day everyone.

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Cool photo. Have a great time visiting your son Paul, what a great surprise.

Hope you're not oiling "your" joints with that stuff.

Nah, coffee works for me!

I’d tend to agree with you on that, Todd. Beautiful lamb as well.

Thanks Jeremy.

Love your well oiled bagpipe ebony Lambfoot, Todd.

Thanks Harvey.

Good Morning Guardians

Super photo Harvey.

 

[Jack Black]

Beautiful image, Jack. Have a nice mostly indoors day.

Thanks buddy, I've not been far at all, but the days I've spent indoors this week seem to have gone faster than the ones where I've gone out!

Unfortunately, in this country, we’re looking for the shooter, not the gun.

Good Morning Guardians

Incredible photo Harvey, haven't seen that doohickey in a while Nice choice of Lambsfoot

Thanks Jack; I will edit the post appropriately.

My apologies to the group

Sorry Paul, wasn't really aimed at you