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.
Spam. What is it about Spam. And Spam and Eggs, just magnificent.
Very good advice. But knowing human nature as i do, if you're eating spam you ain't worrying about your salt/sodium intake.
Yep. I would try the bacon Spam because I love bacon, but I wouldn't buy Spam Lite.
DaveFirstly i want to state, this is not my knife and the owner had kindly given me permission to post it here on the Guardians Thread. They have no information about it and any information we can find out about it i will relay to them, so i am very grateful for their permission to post. When i saw it i was intrigued straight away thinking that is a Lambsfoot, but knowing about the lambsfoot's American history thought it could be a fake or a reproduction from other knives, but it looks really genuine. So it could be an historical piece of American Cutlery, because we were under the opinion that the GEC Charlie Campagna 2019 was the first American run production Lambsfoot. Hope this creates some interesting discussion among the Guardians, and what would be gold is if we could find an old Schatt & Morgan catalogue with this knife featured. Any thoughts from Schatt & Morgan collectors would be fantastic, have a look and see what you think.
knowtracks
would be the go to guy on his thoughts on this one as he is very well versed with Schatt and Morgan
Interesting Leon.Firstly i want to state, this is not my knife and the owner had kindly given me permission to post it here on the Guardians Thread. They have no information about it and any information we can find out about it i will relay to them, so i am very grateful for their permission to post. When i saw it i was intrigued straight away thinking that is a Lambsfoot, but knowing about the lambsfoot's American history thought it could be a fake or a reproduction from other knives, but it looks really genuine. So it could be an historical piece of American Cutlery, because we were under the opinion that the GEC Charlie Campagna 2019 was the first American run production Lambsfoot. Hope this creates some interesting discussion among the Guardians, and what would be gold is if we could find an old Schatt & Morgan catalogue with this knife featured. Any thoughts from Schatt & Morgan collectors would be fantastic, have a look and see what you think.
knowtracks
Dave is our Schatt & Morgan expert. Let's see what he has to say about it.
Beautiful coat on your lamb Barrett.Ice-out was officially declared on Lake Minnetonka today. The only downside to this news is that a couple months ago I entered a contest held by a local restaurant in which you had to guess the ice-out date. The prize for guessing correctly was a $200 gift certificate to the restaurant. My guess was tomorrow, April 20th.
After I picked Eleanor up from school, we stopped for donuts.
Perfect demascus for your lamb Dwight.
Great picture of your lamb.
Good morning Guardians! Hope everyone is having a lovely day.
Great knife for a glorious day on the course. Enjoy Bill.
Looking nice as ever Jer.
So close on the guess!! Awesome photo of the Albers, Barrett.Ice-out was officially declared on Lake Minnetonka today. The only downside to this news is that a couple months ago I entered a contest held by a local restaurant in which you had to guess the ice-out date. The prize for guessing correctly was a $200 gift certificate to the restaurant. My guess was tomorrow, April 20th.
After I picked Eleanor up from school, we stopped for donuts.
Great photo and awesome lamb, Dwight.
Good luck on the links, Bill. HHB is looking better than ever.
One of the nicest lambs, Bob. Have a nice day buddy
. Always good to see ole toffee wings. Looking great!!!!Thanks. Here's my last extra picture from yesterday.
