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I agree with Bob, Pete, that's a nice-looking knife
I only have the one Snakewood Lamb, but it's a second I picked up cheap when John Maleham was the gaffer. I've only carried it a few times 
I'm looking forward to seeing those too Jeff, all Eric's Lambs have been superbNice snakewood, Pete, we should be seeing some of the Albers lambs in snakewood pretty soon . . . can't wait!
I'm still carrying Gidge this morning.
Looks great PeteThank you Jeff and that is exactly what I was thinking when I picked it for today! Going to be cool to see pictures of them begin to drop.
Thanks Bob, another picture …
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Thank you. The covers are oak and have some interesting colors and shades and tints.
Thanks Jack and man that is a gorgeous knife you have.I agree with Bob, Pete, that's a nice-looking knife
I'm looking forward to seeing those too Jeff, all Eric's Lambs have been superb
Looks great Pete
Here's some Snakewood and Damascus
Ken that is a stunner. I really like the covers.Near impossible to get them on the drops but a trade with a fine member here....and voila! Finally!
Oh, that color!
I don't believe I have ever seen a Shadow Lambfoot before Jack . To my eyes it looks a little under dressed but still nice .Looks like you're having a nice Spring Mitch
Come back and see us soon Harry
I know what you mean Paul, one heck of a knife
Cool pics Daniel
Good morning Guardians, how's everyone doing? Halfway through the week already, though I've kind of lost track of time hereThis year has gone so fast in any case!
Still under the weather here, but going in the right direction. Hoping my energy starts to return soon
Wow Ken!Near impossible to get them on the drops but a trade with a fine member here....and voila! Finally!
Oh, that color!
Congratulations Thanks Pete, unfortunately, there are some small cracks in the snakewood, which kind of spoil its appearence
Looks good Bob
Looks great Pete
Here's some Snakewood and Damascus
I don't believe I have ever seen a Shadow Lambfoot before Jack . To my eyes it looks a little under dressed but still nice .
I do come back on a pretty regular basis , but usually just lurking about because I only carry 2 Lambfoots .
This old EYE WITNESS :
or Charlie's Lamb :
But these I have but never carry and just enjoy having:
Harry
It's always great when you call in to say Hello Harry, and that really is quite a collectionI don't believe I have ever seen a Shadow Lambfoot before Jack . To my eyes it looks a little under dressed but still nice .
I do come back on a pretty regular basis , but usually just lurking about because I only carry 2 Lambfoots .
This old EYE WITNESS :
or Charlie's Lamb :
But these I have but never carry and just enjoy having:
Harry
Your Old Faithful TEW is something special though Joseph Rodgers had a name for that Shadow range, which included a couple of other blades, but I'm afraid I've forgotten it. It was at a time when the remaining cutlers were trying to innovate a little, in the face of competition from the Far East. The Lambsfoot is very light in weight, you barely know it's in your pocket. TEW have done bolsterless patterns too, with various synthetic covers, very different to your own venerable old Lamb (a couple below). 
LOL!Crisp butty? What-Americans-call-chips butty?
I was going to have a bread roll with my soup, but then....
Thanks Barrett, it's very slim and pocketable, about the same footprint as a fountain pen
Dang Harry, coming in with the big guns!
Beautiful, my friendMy Albers Lamb has been a regular companion (though this pic is from a few months ago; just haven’t taken any new ones in the last few days).
Nice snakewood, Pete, we should be seeing some of the Albers lambs in snakewood pretty soon . . . can't wait!
I'm still carrying Gidge this morning.
I don't believe I have ever seen a Shadow Lambfoot before Jack . To my eyes it looks a little under dressed but still nice .
I do come back on a pretty regular basis , but usually just lurking about because I only carry 2 Lambfoots .
This old EYE WITNESS :
or Charlie's Lamb :
But these I have but never carry and just enjoy having:
Harry
Near impossible to get them on the drops but a trade with a fine member here....and voila! Finally!
Oh, that color!
Crisp butty? What-Americans-call-chips butty?
Those are beauties. The straight handle shape is a nice variation, too.
Dang Harry, coming in with the big guns!
My Albers Lamb has been a regular companion (though this pic is from a few months ago; just haven’t taken any new ones in the last few days).
Absolutely stunning pic SteveHappy hump day Guardians !
Strong showing of Eric's Lambs today
Gidget for me today
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I think I remember a Ray Stevens song about Gidget!
Absolutely stunning pic Steve
Let us know what you think, i already know the answer.I'll go look!
Outstanding.Just arrived today from South Africa. Willem does outstanding work imho. I believe he told me that it’s the first lambsfoot barlow he’s made. I’m very pleased with it!
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Congrats Dan...glad it came out so well. Unique and stunning.Just arrived today from South Africa. Willem does outstanding work imho. I believe he told me that it’s the first lambsfoot barlow he’s made. I’m very pleased with it!
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