Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[cudgee]

Need to order some nice whiskey glasses.

You most definitely do, that Bourbon deserves much better than that glass.

 

[Jakeywax31]

You most definitely do, that Bourbon deserves much better than that glass.

Agreed

 

[bigfish64]

What a gift! Congrats on the new Lamb, Todd, and well done, Paul!

Thanks Barrett!

 

[Modoc ED]

This File Worked Lambfoot knife with Damascus Steel blade and Stag covers fell out of our mailbox this afternoon. I traded a #93 Waynorth Cutlery Real Lamb Foot knife to Paul Jakeywax31 for it. It's a 2019 SFO commissioned by Jack Black Jack Black . A. Wright did a first rate job with this one. Thumbs up to Jack for this one.



I don't think Paul realizes it yet but I got the better of the trade. Thanks Paul.

 

[Jakeywax31]

This File Worked Lambfoot knife with Damascus Steel blade and Stag covers fell out of our mailbox this afternoon. I traded a #93 Waynorth Cutlery Real Lamb Foot knife to Paul Jakeywax31 for it. It's a 2019 SFO commissioned by Jack Black Jack Black . A. Wright did a first rate job with this one. Thumbs up to Jack for this one.

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I don't think Paul realizes it yet but I got the better of the trade. Thanks Paul.

I know you got the better end my friend. With only 5 of those in existence, I figured lets spread the love. I am blessed to have been able to get some top shelf lambs recently. I am glad you are happy, Ed. Take care my friend.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Well done amigo.

I thought so !!!

My kind of feast!

That was supposed to be the fuel for said yard work

Yard work is overrated anyways. But if anyone happens to ask what you got done in the yard, just tell them you burned some leaves.

I should just keep a pristine picture of my yard with a pile of leaves and brush in the distance to use on such occasions.

 

[cudgee]

fell out of our mailbox this afternoon.

 

[Jack Black]

Ok so I skipped the yard work and went straight to the stogie . 70 degrees and climbing!!!!!


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LOL! Fantastic pics Paul, hope you enjoyed your day brother

Lol...the yard will be there tomorrow...weather may not. Nice combo!

My thought exactly Bob! A yard is only a yard, but a good cigar is a smoke!

Great pic of your ebony '18 Jer

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Welcome to the Guardians! A stunning debut my friend, is it your first Lambsfoot?

A man’s gotta know his limits…

LOL!

Afternoon Guardians! Lollipop is the Lamb today.

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Looking good David

Looks yummy Jack!

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Have to admit that I felt the Charlie Lamb’s blade was a bit long and narrow for my eye. I’ve owned a couple 93s with a Ramsfoot blades and they really didn’t clicked with me and so I moved them on. All that said, I didn’t think the Charlie lamb would be a knife for me until I opened the mail today and found this gift from Jakeywax31 . This is a whole different knife and I really like it a lot. I guess it just took an incredibly generous gift from my buddy Paul and the Lambsfoot blade to win me over! Thanks Buddy! View attachment 2148227
I predict this one will make many more visits to our favorite Mexican restaurant.

Thank you Todd, and congratulations buddy Well done to Paul Jakeywax31 for a generous gift

Thanks Barrett. The first one we tried was "Jack's Stack" at the freight house. Huge crowd. Very mediocre barbecue. But today at lunch we went to "Joe's Kansas City Barbecue" and oh my it was heavenly. We each had the "burnt ends". Enough for a large horse. Fortunately I have the appetite of one (or maybe two) cause I finished mine and the rest of Cherri"s. View attachment 2148428

That looks great Dwight, I'm glad you're enjoying yourself my friend

Jack we spent all morning there, left at lunch and returned and stayed until they closed. The owner David Hawley was there and gave us a lot of additional info. A interesting individual. Here are a couple of pics of the folding knives retrieved from the ship wreck. I believe most of them are from Sheffield. And Jack I will gladly remove them if you want me to. Don't hesitate to ask. View attachment 2148419View attachment 2148420

Amazing Dwight Stock photos of those knives have been posted here before, while we were discussing the failure of the Lambsfoot pattern to cross The Pond. It looks like there might actually have been one or two on the Arabia though, what do you think, could any of those knives be Lambsfoot kives, the knife at the bottom right of your first pic for example? Thank you taking the photos, it sounds like a wonderful visit

Never mix up your Ambitions with your Abilities.

Good advice! I do that frequently!

Switched to the '19 for a smoke and some bourbon. Need to order some nice whiskey glasses. Mine are sitting in a storage facility in El Paso. Cheers Guardians !!!!

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It looks like you made a day of it Paul

Yard work is overrated anyways. But if anyone happens to ask what you got done in the yard, just tell them you burned some leaves.

This File Worked Lambfoot knife with Damascus Steel blade and Stag covers fell out of our mailbox this afternoon. I traded a #93 Waynorth Cutlery Real Lamb Foot knife to Paul Jakeywax31 for it. It's a 2019 SFO commissioned by Jack Black Jack Black . A. Wright did a first rate job with this one. Thumbs up to Jack for this one.

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I don't think Paul realizes it yet but I got the better of the trade. Thanks Paul.

I'm glad you're pleased with it Ed, that's some great stag there The stag was some old Sambar, cut decades before, for steak knives. I was keen to get as much of it as I could while it lasted, and I think I had just about all of it, as it was used on both the ACs and the Hartshead Barlows I know me and Fodderwing also have stag models, and Pàdruig , who also has a fine Lambsfoot collection, and I think eisman has the fifth. I'll join you by carrying mine today if you don't mind

Good morning Guardians, back to normal here today, and I have errands to do, but first I'm going to walk down to Charlie's for a coffee Hope you all have a good day, and enjoy carrying your Lambsfoot knives

 

[cudgee]

The stag was some old Sambar, cut decades before, for steak knives.

Those days are well and truly over.

 

[cudgee]

It is 5.25PM on Easter Tuesday afternoon. Just finished dinner, and starting a 24 hour fast, taking my bloods 3 times before i hit the sack, then every hour from 4AM. Going to have the " Hangries " by lunchtime tomorrow. Can only have water, herbal tea and 3 black coffees between 6AM & 11AM. Will test my character. .

PS. Just ticked over to 5.30 Let the Games begin.

 

[Jack Black]

Those days are well and truly over.

Sadly so

It is 5.25PM on Easter Tuesday afternoon. Just finished dinner, and starting a 24 hour fast, taking my bloods 3 times before i hit the sack, then every hour from 4AM. Going to have the " Hangries " by lunchtime tomorrow. Can only have water, herbal tea and 3 black coffees between 6AM & 11AM. Will test my character. .

PS. Just ticked over to 5.30 Let the Games begin.

That sounds like quite an ordeal Leon Good luck mate

 

[cudgee]

That sounds like quite an ordeal Leon

Won't be easy, but will be a good thing to do. I firmly believe we/i have become soft compared to generations before us. We have so much food and luxuries at our disposal we just take it all for granted. As Marvin Hagler said " If you sleep between silk sheets you are soft ".

 

[Jack Black]

Won't be easy, but will be a good thing to do. I firmly believe we/i have become soft compared to generations before us. We have so much food and luxuries at our disposal we just take it all for granted. As Marvin Hagler said " If you sleep between silk sheets you are soft ".

You are right mate, good Hagler quote

 

[Rufus1949]

Switched to the '19 for a smoke and some bourbon. Need to order some nice whiskey glasses. Mine are sitting in a storage facility in El Paso. Cheers Guardians !!!!

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Great way to wind down a " hard" day in the yard Paul.

 

[Rufus1949]

LOL! Fantastic pics Paul, hope you enjoyed your day brother

My thought exactly Bob! A yard is only a yard, but a good cigar is a smoke!

Great pic of your ebony '18 Jer

Welcome to the Guardians! A stunning debut my friend, is it your first Lambsfoot?

LOL!

Looking good David

Thank you Todd, and congratulations buddy Well done to Paul Jakeywax31 for a generous gift

That looks great Dwight, I'm glad you're enjoying yourself my friend

Amazing Dwight Stock photos of those knives have been posted here before, while we were discussing the failure of the Lambsfoot pattern to cross The Pond. It looks like there might actually have been one or two on the Arabia though, what do you think, could any of those knives be Lambsfoot kives, the knife at the bottom right of your first pic for example? Thank you taking the photos, it sounds like a wonderful visit

Good advice! I do that frequently!

It looks like you made a day of it Paul





I'm glad you're pleased with it Ed, that's some great stag there The stag was some old Sambar, cut decades before, for steak knives. I was keen to get as much of it as I could while it lasted, and I think I had just about all of it, as it was used on both the ACs and the Hartshead Barlows I know me and Fodderwing also have stag models, and Pàdruig , who also has a fine Lambsfoot collection, and I think eisman has the fifth. I'll join you by carrying mine today if you don't mind

Good morning Guardians, back to normal here today, and I have errands to do, but first I'm going to walk down to Charlie's for a coffee Hope you all have a good day, and enjoy carrying your Lambsfoot knives

That is some beautiful stag Jack. I'm glad those knives are in hands that truly appreciate them.

 

[Rufus1949]

It is 5.25PM on Easter Tuesday afternoon. Just finished dinner, and starting a 24 hour fast, taking my bloods 3 times before i hit the sack, then every hour from 4AM. Going to have the " Hangries " by lunchtime tomorrow. Can only have water, herbal tea and 3 black coffees between 6AM & 11AM. Will test my character. .

PS. Just ticked over to 5.30 Let the Games begin.

I wish you fortitude in your challenge and may the outcome be a positive one.

 

[Jack Black]

That is some beautiful stag Jack. I'm glad those knives are in hands that truly appreciate them.

Thank you Bob

 

[Rufus1949]

I call her Calamity Jane....I keep dropping it!

 

[screened porch]

This one carries easily with other knives.

 

[Jack Black]

I call her Calamity Jane....I keep dropping it!View attachment 2148720

Great name Bob! Hope there's no disaster ahead though!

This one carries easily with other knives.

Such a cool knife

I had a coffee at Charlie's early, but since I knew my prescription wouldn't be ready for a couple of hours. Went up the road to the post office, but there was a queue like in Soviet Russia, so I had a coffee at the hipster cafe next door, hoping it'd go down (which it didn't). Coffee wasn't anywhere as good as at Charlie's.



I caught the bus into town after that to pick up my prescription, but the pharmacy had only just received it, so I have to go back tomorrow Bit of a frustrating day, but at least the weather hasn't been too bad Hope everyone is having a good day. With cudgee having to fast, I'll refrain from posting any food pics