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.
That is sacrilegious. Chips & Salt is all that is required here.
Luscious caramel coating.
Congrats Pat.Barrett has many of wanting another chip butty.
Congratulations PatOn this occasion, I was just holding the coats!
Congratulations it's a great
Duly noted, pm Barrett daily & twice on Sundays
Probably a bit too normal for Tool Man!
Strange, considering his many years of cutlery training and mentorship
It's almost as if those knives might have been made by the same person
When the third film was at the theatres, a bunch of hippies who used to live down the road from me, were going to see it together, but were watching the first 2 movies first. I had to call round at their house for some reason, and there were a load of them crammed in the living room, intently watching the first one. I made sure to call in, and say I was just off to town if anybody wanted anything, to much eye-rolling, shushing, and even wailing
I'll just say this, of all the US customers, only one included their country in their address, whereas all the Canadians, and the others, all got it right!
Off-topic is perfectly acceptable Barrett, but I hope folks will try to focus on the Lambsfoot, at least in part of their post
That's right Barrett, we did!
Sorry I dropped this post before
Not so early, just had to deal with my bank, fraudulent activity, card blocked, password changes, and all because I wanted Amazon (who I subscribe to as a Prime member) to ship something to the USA!
Nope, no cauliflower rice... It's pretty boring... plain brown rice, skinless chicken thigh with salt free seasoning and a dollop of sour cream. Slathered in habanero sauce. If you're not used to spicy, it will knock your socks off. Makes me sweat a bit, but very tasty! My wife claims I'm not human!
I received this lovely GL-24 today. I can't say thank you enough to Barrett, Eric, and Jack for pulling this off and offering me a chance to own one. Now I want another chip butty.
P.S. Here's a map to my treasure.
I’m glad you like it, and thanks for pointing it out in the group pic. I’ll get that updated again soon. 
Thanks buddy.
I always enjoy this type of history. Thanks for sharing it Jack.A pleasure mate, in a few years, you won't be able to get any sense out of me!
Both Lockwood's and Elliott's have interesting histories. One of Lockwood's first factories was on Arundel Street, which is only a stone's throw from where they ended up:
Prior to that, they rented space at the old Butcher Works of Wade & Butcher (lots of photos in my Sheffield Factories thread)
Super cool bike. Your 2024 GL is a dreamy rig Jack. Great image of it.
My next-door neighbor has 16 acres of woods. After he had about 10 goats for a year you could see everything from the ground up to about 6 ft. They only left the dirt and the rocks.Good afternoon Guardians !
We have goats on our property helping eradicate Buckthorn and other undesirable plants and weeds which have taken over our property. They are voracious animals and seem to enjoy their jobs. They even climb trees .
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I always enjoy seeing the patina on your knives Taylor. Good to see you here mate.
Happy Friday Eve!
It is up to us to adhere to the protocol that was put in place at the start of the Guardians. You don't need to be given any slack, we have to be more stringent. I am as guilty as anyone running off topic, but it is still the most civilised thread at BF.
Nicewhat crop you checking?
Congrats Pat! Glad it finally landed.I received this lovely GL-24 today. I can't say thank you enough to Barrett, Eric, and Jack for pulling this off and offering me a chance to own one. Now I want another chip butty.
P.S. Here's a map to my treasure.
Great image Steve. Brings back lots of memories.
I really like this image David. Beautiful mate.
Thanks brother!
Beautiful dog Jack and super cool name. Good luck on your crops.
Thank you. These elevator micarta lambs are proving to be very photogenic.Great pics!
Thank you, the wait was killing me after seeing yours and everyone else’s pics! Glad to have it in hand now for sure.
Goodnight all...
Brian
Bog oak & American oak
