Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

I know 25 years plus, it snows here nine months of the year.

Yeah, looks like you have some long winters my friend

 

[Prester John]

I know 25 years plus, it snows here nine months of the year.

Wow! It snows here three times in 58 years!

 

[dc50]

Wow! It snows here three times in 58 years!

The only song I ever heard my dad sorta sing was "THE YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS" why o why didn't he move the family south to Texas!

 

[Half/Stop]

Great example and fantastic photo D Dschal . They turned out nicely, didn’t they?

I was fortunate to receive mine today as well. The fit and finish is outstanding and the tang stamp is wonderfully crisp.

Thanks for shepherding these Jack!

That’s a great looking Rosewood example Greg! Wright’s did a great job on these for Jack! All that have been posted so far look very nice!

 

[Dschal]

Great example and fantastic photo D Dschal . They turned out nicely, didn’t they?

I was fortunate to receive mine today as well. The fit and finish is outstanding and the tang stamp is wonderfully crisp.

Thanks for shepherding these Jack!

Nice Greg! I sliced up some cucumber with mine tonight, just to get things started. I’m always a bit reluctant to start using, but I plunged right in. Yours is beautiful.

 

[Prester John]

The only song I ever heard my dad sorta sing was "THE YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS" why o why didn't he move the family south to Texas!

One of my ancestors, George Wilmot, came from Canada (London before that, according to my Uncle George Wilmot) in the mid-nineteenth century. I think he bypassed Texas and went straight to Mexico where he married a "Mexican maiden."

 

[dc50]

One of my ancestors, George Wilmot, came from Canada (London before that, according to my Uncle George Wilmot) in the mid-nineteenth century. I think he bypassed Texas and went straight to Mexico where he married a "Mexican maiden."

This song is dedicated to George Wilmot

 

[JoeGoblyn]

My Ashley’s Choice and medium Rosewood look like they cleared customs in LA today. Can’t wait to get them in hand!

-Joe

 

[tmd_87]

Wow! This is a great knife. Snappy perfect pull in my opinion! Awesome grain in the wood! Perfect size as well! Thanks Jack Black !!!

 

[dc50]

My Ashley’s Choice and medium Rosewood look like they cleared customs in LA today. Can’t wait to get them in hand!

-Joe

Are they here yet Joe?

 

[Prester John]

This song is dedicated to George Wilmot

Thanks!

 

[Jack Black]

Wow! This is a great knife. Snappy perfect pull in my opinion! Awesome grain in the wood! Perfect size as well! Thanks Jack Black !!!

Glad it made it Taylor, that is a great pic, really shows off the wood I am pleased that you like it

My Ashley’s Choice and medium Rosewood look like they cleared customs in LA today. Can’t wait to get them in hand!

-Joe

Hope you get them soon Joe

I'm pairing these two again today Hope everyone's week got off to a good start

 

[donn]

Morning all.

 

[Jack Black]

Morning all.

Cool pic my friend I was fascinated by moon maps as a kid (time of all the space shots)

Forgive me for lowering the tone

 

[dc50]

Cool pic my friend I was fascinated by moon maps as a kid (time of all the space shots)

Forgive me for lowering the tone

Whoooah Dude, that's far out man.

 

[Jack Black]

Whoooah Dude, that's far out man.

I came across that video by accident years ago, a little surprised it's still doing the rounds! This is from the same guy

 

[screened porch]

I wonder if Amazon Women on the Moon is still available. It was in one of those spoof compilation movies like Kentucky Fried Movie, The Groove Tube, or Disco Beaver from Outer Space. Commander Steve Forrest (I think, big red-headed guy who was in everything forever and had a series about a swat team in the '80s) explained that they were landing on the dark side of the moon because there weren't any good parking places on the bright side. "Don't forget your space-beams" (=Eveready flashlights). Sybil Danning as queen of the Amazons.

Space-blades: I'm thinking of putting an EO notch in the black TEW.

 

[Travman]

My ACL has been working it’s way into the rotation.

 

[Ramrodmb]

One of my ancestors, George Wilmot, came from Canada (London before that, according to my Uncle George Wilmot) in the mid-nineteenth century. I think he bypassed Texas and went straight to Mexico where he married a "Mexican maiden."

Hope this video is ok here.
I am enjoying seeing all the AC Stag lambfoot knives posted.

 

[WhittlinAway]

Very nice Greg, enjoy.

Thank you, Dave! I’m sure I will.

Great pics Greg, I'm glad you're pleased with it

Thank you my friend. I’m beyond pleased. I haven’t told you this yet, but for a few months I’d been on and off hemming and hawing about asking you to help me find a nice rosewood example on one of your trips to Sheffield. So when this opportunity came up, I had no choice but to jump on it.

That’s a great looking Rosewood example Greg! Wright’s did a great job on these for Jack! All that have been posted so far look very nice!

Thanks Ron! Yes they did and yes they do!

Nice Greg! I sliced up some cucumber with mine tonight, just to get things started. I’m always a bit reluctant to start using, but I plunged right in. Yours is beautiful.

Thank you. Yeah, it always gets easier after the first few uses. I haven’t used mine yet, but that’ll come soon enough.

Wow! This is a great knife. Snappy perfect pull in my opinion! Awesome grain in the wood! Perfect size as well! Thanks Jack Black !!!

You got a nice one, too, Taylor. It’s been fun watching along as you’ve become a big lambsfoot fan like the rest of us.

I'm pairing these two again today Hope everyone's week got off to a good start

And a fine pair they are!

I wonder if Amazon Women on the Moon is still available.

Oh, man, Jer. I remember watching that on HBO or Cinemax when I was in high school and concluding that it was just about the worst movie ever made. I don’t think I had the right references to compare it against to appreciate it (if it is appreciable?) at the time. Haven’t seen it since, though.