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.
Thank you, Todd.
Looks yummy... What's inside?
A very classy photo from you too.
Thank you for posting it.
Thank you, Harvey.
I love to see the Space Lambs popping up.
I absolutely love Walnut and wish it was used more.
Thank you Jack.What a stunning photo Harvey, I didn't realise you had a Space Lamb, or perhaps I had forgotten!Those colours are amazing
I love to see the Space Lambs popping up.
I like the walnut Steve;it should age nicely.
It looks like you got a good 'un there Steve, great pics
One of my favourites John, I reckon I could eat 3 at a push!
The filling is stewed currants, tastes kind of jammy! I've never made them, but this feller has! I'm sure recipes vary a little 
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One of my favourites John, I reckon I could eat 3 at a push!
It is hard not to comment Leon, when people like you share you fine knives.Wow. Not long ago we were struggling for posts and were more often than not on Page 2. It was a full time job to keep us on Page 1, where we rightly deserve to reside. It is 6.30 AM Wednesday the First of March and the first day of Autumn here. Was just checking in, 3 pages since i went to bed.
Having an Aldi coffee, for what they cost really good value.
I agree, the news would be good once in a while. Glad its not too serious Jack. Enjoyed the little description on the pho joint. Looks to be a successful place.Incredible isn't it? I have the radio on when I'm at home, and read the British newspapers online every day, bizarre!Thank you Paul, I only feel slightly under the weather, but my cough is nasty. I'm still not sure if I have a bug, or if the cough and sore throat relate to a reflux problem
Thanks Bob. That is a great way to look at it Bob.
Thanks Todd. A little birdie told me I am in the top 2 out of 20. 2nd doesn't get anything but feel it was a success. Crossing my fingers. Need a raise to cover all the knives you keep talking me intoLooks like a beautiful day Paul, good luck with the promotion.
. A most trusty companion Todd.
Thanks Harvey.
Shuttle Lamb!!!!!!Good Morning Guardians
Nice lamb Ed and cool photo. That Wagon Wheel Cafe must be one hell of a place. Always look forward to your daily write up. Take care.
Toffee Wings is looking better and better Jer.
Great photos and a wonderful lamb for the day Steve.Good morning Guardians !
Introducing my new Walnut Lamb
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I ordered two of these from a young fella down under, the other is on it's way to my pal David. It was a tough choice between the two and in the end a coin toss decided which I kept.
Fit and finish is pretty good with a nice medium pull. I wasn't thrilled with the generic Sheffield tang stamp but it's growing on me. I'll probably add a swedge like I have on all my others.
Pretty pleased with it !
Very cool photo Mike.
The covers on that lamb look amazing. Why does coffee in other countries look so much better? I guess it doesn't matter. I drink mine black and I am a quantity over quality type of dude.Wow. Not long ago we were struggling for posts and were more often than not on Page 2. It was a full time job to keep us on Page 1, where we rightly deserve to reside. It is 6.30 AM Wednesday the First of March and the first day of Autumn here. Was just checking in, 3 pages since i went to bed.
Having an Aldi coffee, for what they cost really good value.
That's a lovely Lambsfoot photo Mike
You earned a few medals in that campaign my friendWow. Not long ago we were struggling for posts and were more often than not on Page 2. It was a full time job to keep us on Page 1, where we rightly deserve to reside. It is 6.30 AM Wednesday the First of March and the first day of Autumn here. Was just checking in, 3 pages since i went to bed.
Having an Aldi coffee, for what they cost really good value.
Nice to see this thread more active again Nice horn on your Lambsfoot Leon, hope you have a great day That's interesting Steve, another very traditional, but more regional, pastry are Chorley cakes, also named for a Lancashire townMy mother used to make something very similar when I was a lad. Same filling but she make her own pastry.
This coffee is black. Sometimes i have cream, but this is how it came out of the machine, no milk, cream or sugar.
Wow, I would have never guessed black. I have to look into a better coffee machine. I have been using the same Mr. Coffee maker for 15 years. I have to step my coffee game up.
Thank you Paul
They are a really nice family, and have quickly built up a good reputation, and a lot of hungry regulars. I worry about them being rushed off their feet a bit!
That white really makes your knife come alive Jack.
Here is the cup I just made. I drank it down but the Jack and Leon versions look 100 percent more appetizing.
Oh I think he does.I hope David likes the pattern
