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Well, the tang stamps match, which is a good thing. More pics from a 90% angle would be helpful to see if perhaps it is a Warncliffe.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.
Thanks kindly Paul. Lamb is looking good...plenty of time to build that stand. My father and I had great success at Ft.Dix in NJ.So close on the guess!! Awesome photo of the Albers, Barrett.
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!!!!
Beautiful Lamb!
Great bark on the Oates Steve.
It's a really cool-looking example Steve, with incredible jiggingAfternoon Guardians !
The Baxter has many more years left in it. Still has great snap. This one has half stops
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A sumptuous menu my friend
The Oban 14 was going down well, here at Grumble Towers last night! 
I know the feeling Tyson, I'm absolutely worn out!Ima 'bout wore out - we've had a few days off from client work, so we've been working on stuff around the yards and house. It's been good but we are pretty tired. And as soon as I hit 'post reply' on this I will be out to work on the back yard.
Here's a lovely knife (curtesy of The Paragon of the LambsfootJack Black ) that cut up a steak last night.
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Sounds like you're busy buddy, I hope you get some sofa time soon Great to see your Hartshead Barlow! Some tasty-looking treats there BarrettI switched back to the Albers for Wooden Wednesday (and also because I saw Jack and Paul were totin’ theirs and I didn’t want to feel left out).Pictured here with a couple Christmas gifts that I’ve been meaning to get into.
Great pic That's looking really good David, nice pic
Many thanks Jeremy, it was really kind of Paul, and see to get one of your fabulous slips, great work buddyVery nice haul, Jack. Could not think of a more deserving recipient. Well done PaulJakeywax31 !!!
Another day, same Albers lamb in my pocket.
I love that pic! 
Thank you Duncan
Thanks a lot Dwight, very kind of you my friend
I bet they were good LeonA lot of what is passed off as Schnitzel here is not, if fact does not even come close. Most people here have never had a real Schnitzel, it is just another case of using a name but bastardising the product. There used to be a little cafe here started by a Polish couple who had survived the Nazi regime and who wanted a new life here. Now they had " Schnitzel ". A simple meal of, Schnitzel, potato salad, salt and pepper and a 1/4 of lemon. Sadly the people who ate there on a regular basis all died off, and was not trendy enough for the new generation of tossers, so is now gone. But they had schnitzels.
A shame so many places like that are gone now 
Thanks Steve.
Thanks Paul.
Sounds like a hard life Paul.
Gracias amigo.
Be still my heart...
Rufus1949
Bad luck with the date Barrett, but that's a tunning photo buddyIce-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.
What a great dadAfter I picked Eleanor up from school, we stopped for donuts.
When I was a kid, we used to sometimes have another canned meat product, called Bacon Grill, which I liked
Probably more salt than Spam I reckon! Excellent pic Dwight
Leon PMed me about this knife yesterday, and I've been in a state of excitement ever since! Well-spotted mateFirstly 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.
I have spent a lot of time looking, and never seen a US-produced knife anything like that before. One of the things we have discussed in the past, is that a few Lambsfoot knives may have been incorrectly labelled/recorded as Sheepsfoot knives in the US, and also that some manufacturers sold knives they had actually imported from Sheffield. I am really looking forward to a discussion about this knife, and hope we can find out moreI did thank you David, though I'm exhausted!
Beautiful photo
Good morning Guardians! Hope everyone is having a lovely day.
Hope you had a great game Bill, aided by your trusty Hartshead Barlow of course
Can't wait to hear what Dave has to sayInteresting Leon.knowtracks Dave is our Schatt & Morgan expert. Let's see what he has to say about it.
Well done Bob, great pic of Calamity there
Fantastic info Dave, that would put it not long after the introduction of the McKinley import tariffs, which could be significant
Always a pleasure
Nice work if you can get it buddy
Sounds fantastic Paul Wonderful pic of your '19 too Thanks for sharing your knowledge Dave
Close but no cigar! (Or, in this case, no steak.)
An absolute beauty Steve
You too Dwight, great to see Spalty, ace pic
Seems you survived another day with tool man. I hope he did not try to obscound with you great new lamb.Bad luck with the date Barrett, but that's a tunning photo buddy
What a great dad
When I was a kid, we used to sometimes have another canned meat product, called Bacon Grill, which I liked
Excellent pic Dwight
Leon PMed me about this knife yesterday, and I've been in a state of excitement ever since! Well-spotted mate
I did thank you David, though I'm exhausted!
Beautiful photo
Hope you had a great game Bill, aided by your trusty Hartshead Barlow of course
Can't wait to hear what Dave has to say
Well done Bob, great pic of Calamity there
Fantastic info Dave, that would put it not long after the introduction of the McKinley import tariffs, which could be significant
Always a pleasure
It's been a pleasant, bright, sunny day here, though still quite cool. The combination of blinding sunshine, and dark shade under the market stalls, is not great for photography, but I took a few pics. I got home worn out, and was falling asleep editing my pics at the computer. Hoping I can get them posted before my head hits the keyboard! 
I snapped a pic of Nobber Al's breakfast, no wonder he looks so glum! 
Wolfie (the OTHER Wolfie) is very proud of his new teeth! 
Jakeywax31
very generously included a knife for Tool Man in his gift-box to me the other day. I'm not sure he deserves it, but I told him he better bring his glasses with him, for once, otherwise he'd be in trouble! I'll post the pics in another thread, but he was really pleased 
It's a really cool-looking example Steve, with incredible jigging
Thanks Dwight !Thanks Steve.
Thanks Paul.
Sounds like a hard life Paul.
Gracias amigo.
Be still my heart...
Lost your quote Bob. I love the shield, the pants, and the liner on that K'roo!
An absolute beauty Steve
....that will drive Mr.P crazy.
