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Mine gets a fair bit of use Charlie
Oh no!I must say yes. It has shrinking plastic scales and a blade that does not stay shut.
Do you want the Rodgers for spare parts? 'Only' the blade is ruined! It was probably OK until some idiot got a Dremel for Christmas 
Great use of Charlie Lamb Jack.Mine gets a fair bit of use Charlie
Oh no!
but will be passing it on to stepson to abuse. It was not a great financial loss.
Thanks palGreat use of Charlie Lamb Jack.
Thanks for offer,
Thanks mate. The entire blade is somewhat satin. To the best of my knowledge this is the only lambsfoot Kerry Hampton has made.Gorgeous DwightIs that a satin-finished blade, and a polished swedge?
Many thanks Duncan!
Thank you much Pete!
Magnificent herd!Thanks Duncan, I posted a group shot of my flock a while back but I can't seem to find it now.
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found it
Thanks for the info Dwight, it's a great-looking knifeThanks mate. The entire blade is somewhat satin. To the best of my knowledge this is the only lambsfoot Kerry Hampton has made.
I love the fact that there are cutlers, all over the world, now making Lambsfoot knives, and that the pattern is, finally, universally recognised 
Some day, all over the world!! This thread is key!!!Mine gets a fair bit of use Charlie
Wonderful lamb David.Morning Guardians! Hope y'all have a good one!
Wow!!!Beautiful knife and fantastic background.Good morning Guardians and Happy Friday !
Charlie Lamb to finish off the week
Thank you, David..
Those handles are what dreams are made of.
Thank you, Bob.
Thank you, Todd.
Thank you, Steve.
Lovely and Elegant Charlie Lamb.
Who doesn't need another wooden plate???
Thank you, Jack.+1
Oh Nooooo... I'm going to have nightmares about grinding wheels.
You are the only one who read between the lines John.
Beatrice Bex for a stroll in de garden. Very nice Dwight.
Beautiful knife and fantastic background.
Some day, all over the world!! This thread is key!!!
Thanks mateJack my friend- That Burl!! Wow factor isnt it!
Sure looking forward to seeing you Grinder man has been the cause of a lot of nightmares among the Porch folks!Oh Nooooo... I'm going to have nightmares about grinding wheels.
Bexilicious my bred'rin
& you love it!Don't text with Paul@Jakeywax31, you end up buying things you don't need!!!! This just hit my mailbox.
You are right Mitch....this one is not bad.
fact that there are cutlers, all over the world, now making Lambsfoot knives, and that the pattern is, finally, universally recognised
Absolutely Charlie, no doubt Jack has had a big influence. As little as 5 years ago no one had heard of the Lambsfoot, but then you had a huge influence yourself with the 93 Lamb which sparked huge demand and interest. Both Jack and Charlie take a bow to your standing ovation.This thread is key!!!
What a looker! I was not aware he’d done a lambfoot in stag, is this a one-off?
