Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jakeywax31]

Thanks Paul...almost have a K'roo paid for.

K'roo lambs are great. Too rich for my blood and I am far from my scratch golf days of old to hustle for one . More power to you Bob.

 

[Rufus1949]

Forget the post and enjoy your Mates and festivities, Jack.

A superb quartet.

Nice haft on your Lambfoot, Bob. Have fun at your golf outing. Cheers

A great day with a beautiful Lambfoot, Todd.

Thanks Harvey..hope you can enjoy the weekend.

 

[sbh06]

Catching up on some work today. Thankful this lamb has enough exposed to pinch open. Hope everyone’s long weekend is off to a good start.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Catching up on some work today. Hope everyone’s long weekend is off to a good start.

Hmm . I wonder who that slip is for? Have a good one Jeremy. That is a special lamb!!!

 

[cigarrodog]

Great pics

Thank you Mike.

Good morning Guardians !

It's going to be a lovely day here, sunny with a high of 40°

Carrying old Stag today



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Real nice Lambfoot, Steve.

Lovely stag !

Thank you Steve.

Wow harvey!! Great photos. The lamb is looking great. The colors in your photos are really nice

Thank you Kindly, Paul.

 

[Rufus1949]

Good Morning Guardians

”The luminous intensity of the sun is equivalent to 3 octillion candles.”


Newby

Harvey, is that going to be on the test?

Very nice photo and lamb.

 

[cigarrodog]

Thank you Bob. Yes

 

[bigfish64]

A great day with a beautiful Lambfoot, Todd.

Thanks Harvey, we just had some pizza and cheesecake. When you’re 88 you can eat whatever you want and that’s what mom wanted.

Good Morning Guardians

”The luminous intensity of the sun is equivalent to 3 octillion candles.”


Newby

That stag is fantastic.

Catching up on some work today. Thankful this lamb has enough exposed to pinch open. Hope everyone’s long weekend is off to a good start.

looking good Jeremy.

 

[herder]

With the thought of repeating myself, the Guardians thread has some of the best and most creative pictures that exist on Blade Forums. Thanks all, for the many great visual treats!!!

Here is an unusual Wostenholm model from most likely the 1960s to 1970s era. The handles are jigged plastic which mimic jigged bone.
Brass liners and nickel silver bolsters, a pretty decent example all in all.

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[Jakeywax31]

Days off are glorious. Especially when it is in the 40s. Think I may go walk a nice trail and just enjoy being outside. Crazy because 5 months ago 40s in El paso would be considered cold. Amazing how fast one can get acclimated to different climates. Got the IXL rosewood today. Have a great day Guardians.

 

[Jon0385]

Days off are glorious. Especially when it is in the 40s. Think I may go walk a nice trail and just enjoy being outside. Crazy because 5 months ago 40s in El paso would be considered cold. Amazing how fast one can get acclimated to different climates. Got the IXL rosewood today. Have a great day Guardians.

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That one is really cool, congrats on the new lamb!

 

[sbh06]

Hmm . I wonder who that slip is for? Have a good one Jeremy. That is a special lamb!!!

Can’t tell you who as it’s confidential but I’m pretty sure you know him. Beautiful lamb you got with you today.

Thanks Harvey, we just had some pizza and cheesecake. When you’re 88 you can eat whatever you want and that’s what mom wanted.

That stag is fantastic.

looking good Jeremy.

Thanks Todd.

 

[Fixall]

Good to hear from you Brian Fixall , sounds exciting and I can’t wait to find out what you have going!

Hey Todd, how are ya!?

Yea! I’m excited to be able to share the news soon.

 

[Fixall]

Good to see you stop in, count me as another that is excited to see what you have been up to.

Thanks Jeremy.

 

[mbkr]

Thanks Harvey, we just had some pizza and cheesecake. When you’re 88 you can eat whatever you want and that’s what mom wanted.

Yay for Mom. She has excellent taste

At 88 eat anything you want...gives me something to look forward too. I've penciled pizza and cheesecake in for 25.5 years from now

 

[cigarrodog]

That stag is fantastic.

Thank you Todd. You have no idea how many porch members that I had to joust to claim it.

With the thought of repeating myself, the Guardians thread has some of the best and most creative pictures that exist on Blade Forums. Thanks all, for the many great visual treats!!!

Here is an unusual Wostenholm model from most likely the 1960s to 1970s era. The handles are jigged plastic which mimic jigged bone.
Brass liners and nickel silver bolsters, a pretty decent example all in all.

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Thanks for showing this beauty, Neal. Whoever did the jigging is a master or a mester.

Days off are glorious. Especially when it is in the 40s. Think I may go walk a nice trail and just enjoy being outside. Crazy because 5 months ago 40s in El paso would be considered cold. Amazing how fast one can get acclimated to different climates. Got the IXL rosewood today. Have a great day Guardians.

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Days off are good to the last drop. Super nice 1*XL Barlow Lambfoot.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Super nice 1*XL Barlow Lambfoot.

1 *XL? Have I been a uncultured moron again? Thanks for correcting me Harvey.

 

[cudgee]

Here is an unusual Wostenholm model from most likely the 1960s to 1970s era. The handles are jigged plastic which mimic jigged bone.

I like it, looks unique. I have never seen one of those before, but we had limited supplies over here. But when i saw it i had 2 trains of thought but i could be completely wrong, Jack will know more. First thought, cutting back on manufacturing costs, plastic is cheap. Second thought, probably wrong though. Plastic handles on a farm/work knife more hygienic when working with animals and blood, ie, easier to maintain and keep clean. But whatever, i like it and you have a nice Lambsfoot there.

 

[tmd_87]

Happy Saturday Guardians!

 

[cigarrodog]

1 *XL? Have I been a uncultured moron again? Thanks for correcting me Harvey.

Huh?