Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[peanutsxx]

Rich color in that bone

Pic and

Nice

I'll enjoy it very much. Thanks again Jack

Great storage for your Lamb

Frying

Great

Chonk is as a cucumber

Thank you kindly! Your GL-24 is true north.

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This is a writing job Jack, I'll tell you about it some time

Nice skillet with your Lamb mate

It was given to me in 1980, and has never been serviced, gets wound up rarely, but keeps perfect time If my Cartier goes a few years without going in for a service, it stops working! I rarely wear either

Cool pic That's really darkened a lot


Or Tool Man!
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Many thanks for that info my friend, and for distinguishing between the US and China-made versions. I had thought they were all made in the Far East today. I was thinking of getting one a few years back. Fortunately, I managed to find a store, which stocked them, rather than mail order. I have rarely seen such a piece of junk, the finish was appalling Yours is beautiful

Great pics Steve, I remember seeing those ropey 'veins' in the wood, and thinking of Stan Shaw's arms!


'Chonk'!

Thanks mate, for some reason my internet connection is going downhill even faster than me, so I'll be calling it a day in a minute!

Cool pic

Goodnight Guardians

Funny how cheaper watches can sometimes surprise over more expensive ones. Hope your writing gig comes easy!

Your GL-24 is looking fine! For some reason the "shadow" reminds me of Alfred Hitchcock's profile.

ETA: Yes sir, the ironwood has darkened a fair bit!

 

[mitch13]

 

[5K Qs]

New week, so I have a different lambsfoot assigned to me by my weekly rotation schedule. This week I'll be carrying an oriental Schrade 19OT Landshark that I call LambShark because of its apparently lambsfoot blade. Although the blade shape is familiar, the frame is rather unusual for a knife with lambsfoot blade. Schrade USA never made this model Old Timer, so it's an "invention" introduced since Schrade went overseas.




- GT

 

[Fodderwing]

Yesterday I got Jack package from winning his GAW. Inside was a nice Lamb, two pins and some char cloth. Jeremy sent one of his nice slips as part of the GAW. These will be special to me. The pins and char cloth are super also. Thank you Jack and Jeremy View attachment 2656790

Very nice David!

Stunning Dwight

Thanks pal.

That's a classy Lamb

Thanks amigo.

I've been on my PC since this morning, and now it's 8pm, and my back is aching, I'm flopped on the sofa with a mug of Yorkshire's finest (or perhaps second finest!) I have an early start in the morning, a trip over to Bradford, and a long day ahead, most likely, and I may not get a chance to check in, but I'll have my Guardians Lamb with me Hope everyone's week gets off to a good start

You need an assistant Jack. After much consideration I think Toolman would fill that role nicely. I had a job as a corporate head hunter for awhile ... but it didn't work out....

My turn....bonus Pic, just unpacked!View attachment 2656845
Lamb content...some lambs.
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That's what I'm talking about! Holy Moly Bob! Oh... and it's "Gerstner".

Have a great week ahead Guardians!

Beautiful image.

 

[Fodderwing]

Always enjoy seeing that masterpiece Dwight

Thanks matey.

Havagudddnnnn all...

 

[mbkr]

New week, so I have a different lambsfoot assigned to me by my weekly rotation schedule. This week I'll be carrying an oriental Schrade 19OT Landshark that I call LambShark because of its apparently lambsfoot blade. Although the blade shape is familiar, the frame is rather unusual for a knife with lambsfoot blade. Schrade USA never made this model Old Timer, so it's an "invention" introduced since Schrade went overseas.




- GT

The Lambshark is a Taylor design that he released under other labels he owned, long before he acquired Schrade. He must have liked the design since he brought it back when he took over the Schrade name. Here's one from 1979 under his Bear Creek brand. There is no country of origin on it. I'm fairly certain these were made in Japan despite the Kingsport, TN tangstamp.

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

Lamb amongst the lambs

 

[echoscout]

Thanks matey.

Havagudddnnnn all...

Magnificent

 

[SteveC]

Thanks matey.

Havagudddnnnn all...

Another beauty !

The Lambshark is a Taylor design that he released under other labels he owned, long before he acquired Schrade. He must have liked the design since he brought it back when he took over the Schrade name. Here's one from 1979 under his Bear Creek brand. There is no country of origin on it. I'm fairly certain these were made in Japan despite the Kingsport, TN tangstamp.
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Certainly an odd handle design

Lamb amongst the lambs
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Great shot mate !

 

[mitch13]

Very nice David!

Thanks pal.

Thanks amigo.

You need an assistant Jack. After much consideration I think Toolman would fill that role nicely. I had a job as a corporate head hunter for awhile ... but it didn't work out....

That's what I'm talking about! Holy Moly Bob! Oh... and it's "Gerstner".

Beautiful image.

Dwight
Just what Jack needs.
Toolman the fixer!

 

[Tyson A Wright]

 

[tramp]

 

[Jack Black]

Funny how cheaper watches can sometimes surprise over more expensive ones. Hope your writing gig comes easy!

Yes, indeed, the watch I've got on at the moment is a cheap -style Citizen Ecodrive I bought on a plane a few months back On the other hand, I had the Smiths valued some years ago, and it is was worth more than the Cartier!

Your GL-24 is looking fine! For some reason the "shadow" reminds me of Alfred Hitchcock's profile.

ETA: Yes sir, the ironwood has darkened a fair bit!

Thanks, you're right!

Nice clean pic Mitch

New week, so I have a different lambsfoot assigned to me by my weekly rotation schedule. This week I'll be carrying an oriental Schrade 19OT Landshark that I call LambShark because of its apparently lambsfoot blade. Although the blade shape is familiar, the frame is rather unusual for a knife with lambsfoot blade. Schrade USA never made this model Old Timer, so it's an "invention" introduced since Schrade went overseas.




- GT

You need an assistant Jack. After much consideration I think Toolman would fill that role nicely. I had a job as a corporate head hunter for awhile ... but it didn't work out....

I'd end up incarcerated Dwight! I once got head-hunted, but it was a disaster, went from a well-paid, 2 days a week, job as a wine lecturer to an -paid, 6 days a week job, teaching English in France

Thanks matey.

Havagudddnnnn all...

Stunning Dwight

The Lambshark is a Taylor design that he released under other labels he owned, long before he acquired Schrade. He must have liked the design since he brought it back when he took over the Schrade name. Here's one from 1979 under his Bear Creek brand. There is no country of origin on it. I'm fairly certain these were made in Japan despite the Kingsport, TN tangstamp.
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Nice to see the comparison, and have the history. I have one of the modern ones, a kind gift from r8shell . It's an interesting blade-shape, which has been discussed here so many times that it's probably referenced in the Thread Index

Lamb amongst the lambs
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Classic

Great shot mate !

Thanks pal

Dwight
Just what Jack needs.
Toolman the fixer!

Cool pic Tyson

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Everybody loves a Lambs foot

 

[Jack Black]

Just had time to buy a coffee heading through town. £3.40 for a black coffee, and it's as thin as Tool Man's imagination

 

[cudgee]

I once got head-hunted

I have been in that situation, different circumstances though, a bloke king hit me.

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

Evening guardians, balancing a lamb on a plain wire was no mean feat but it made for a nice little pic against the canola.


Basil the fool found a rotten sheep and rolled in it. Sleep in your bed as you make it I say, unfortunately when jumping a fence the idiot crashed into me, knocking me A over T and leaving me smelling of putrid sheep for the next few hours…thanks Bas

 

[SteveC]

Cool shot buddy !

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Nice one !

Evening guardians, balancing a lamb on a plain wire was no mean feat but it made for a nice little pic against the canola.
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Nice picture !

Basil the fool found a rotten sheep and rolled in it. Sleep in your bed as you make it I say, unfortunately when jumping a fence the idiot crashed into me, knocking me A over T and leaving me smelling of putrid sheep for the next few hours…thanks Bas
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He looks very pleased with himself

 

[SteveC]

Good morning Guardians, carrying my GL-24 today.





With some work on the stones, I finally got the edge straightened out to my liking.

 

[screened porch]

Last of this series of pics.

It's still sunny, though.

 

[Rufus1949]