Really a pretty nice knife, with a respectable-sized blade in a compact handle.
Your postings of this knife have made me think of what a great Lambsfoot it is Jer
Looking at the song book I see "Bold Finian Men" Make me thing of Ken Curtis (before he was Festus) singing this in the John Wayne western "Rio Grande"; also called "Down by the Glenside"
That is SOME singing Paul!
Good morning guardians...miserable outside

I do hope all of our friends from the south are safe from those passing storms.
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I hope so too Bob, that's some fine-looking coffee there with your fine-looking Lamb
Morning Guardians !
Mother nature pulled Aprils fools on us . Rain turned to snow last night and I woke up to 8 inches of heavy snow.
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Stag Lamb today
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Makes for some great pics, but you sure do get it where you live Steve!

Failed to grab your posts here
Jack Black
but the HHB, grub, and gift box of
Tyson A Wright
Hawaiian goodies (not to mention the pint) look like the makings of a fine day start to finish!
I think the same happened with one of your posts in the EDC thread!

Thanks buddy, been a nice day
Our pleasure, Jack! For they razor, I'm curious - was there much crossover between Sheffield knife firms and razor firms? I know Wilkenson made swords and knives and razor blades, but was that common? Are there some I*XL or A. Wright straight razors out there?
That's a very intelligent question my friend

There was a LOT of crossover, but don't forget most firms used a lot of outworkers to produce their knives, and if that was true for their knives, it would certainly have been true for their razors. Wright's were only established in 1947, but Wostenholm razors were famous. Wilkinson had knives, swords, and razors made up by outworkers in Sheffield for many years. Here's a fairly recent pic of a guy grinding their sword blades (badly I have to say!)
To be fair, I took that happy-birthday-spelled-out-in-knives picture 4 or 5 years ago, and I’ve acquired several great Lambsfoot examples since then. But… I also already have a good handful of them at that time, and somehow none of them made it in the photo.
I’m glad you enjoyed the video, Jack.
Thanks pal, I was telling my friends in the pub about the video
Nice, Jack. I’ve got a couple Stanley flasks. The plastic one isn’t much to look at, but it’s functional. The hinged top opens up for easy filling/cleaning.
Cool pic Barrett, I bought one of the plastic models, just like that, for an ex-girlfriend

She never used it!

I'll certainly be using mine though
That said, if you’re talking about season 4 of the series, it takes place in Kansas City, which, while still very much the Midwest, is quite a ways from Minnesota.
I like the show, but the way they’re going, season 6 might be set in Yorkshire.

LOL!

I have to say, I've really enjoyed every single series I've watched, the scripts, the acting, the direction, every moment has been a pleasure to watch
Great package, Jack! Well done
Tyson A Wright
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I bet those chocolate covered macadamias are delicious!
Thanks buddy

Yeah, really looking forward to those
Hope everyone is having a good day

I had a really nice afternoon, and am enjoying the light evenings here
