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.
It will become one of the great and most coveted Lambsfoot's on the Guardians thread.
You deserve it mate. And a great story behind it, the way it all came together from Eric and your misfortune/fortune to be able to get it after having to forgo the original drop. Great Guardians story all round.
Bobstag again
The lambsfoot I'm carrying this week is the first lambsfoot I ever owned, a stag senator I won in a GAW from a BF member who lives in Manchester, England (thanks, Richard). Here it is when it first arrived, just over 9 years ago IIRC.
- GT
Just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge a couple of great Guardians -
BobRufus1949 and Jeremy @sbh06 are are two of the finest gentlemen I've ever met, and I'm truly honored to be able to call them friends!
The level of generosity here never ceases to amaze me.
What a WONDERFUL prize and "proper" way to store my ever growing Lambsfoot collection:
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I was not familiar with Gerstner chests prior to this one. This is a stunning and extremely well-built example. An heirloom piece, no doubt.Thanks again, Guardians!
Great pic David
Outstanding JeffBerry is going back to work this evening.
Thanks for sharing pics of your great weekend Jack, I love that one of Charlie!
Congratulations to Han's mum I'm afraid the YT link doesn't work for me (music vids sometimes like that from region to region, due to copyright issues, unfortunately) 
Nice, even patina MitchBobstag again
I met up with RickThe lambsfoot I'm carrying this week is the first lambsfoot I ever owned, a stag senator I won in a GAW from a BF member who lives in Manchester, England (thanks, Richard). Here it is when it first arrived, just over 9 years ago IIRC.
- GT
Super special knife
Back to work MitchAfternoon all
I have some dull stuff to do, but still excited about carrying L'Ariete Hope your week gets off to a good start Guardians 
Looking good Jack.I met up with Rick
Super special knife
Back to work Mitch
Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a fantastic weekend
Thanks for sharing pics of your great weekend Jack, I love that one of Charlie!
Thanks palLooking good Jack.
Thanks Jack, that looks good to go mate. I'll check it out when I get back homeThis might work, live version.
Im available for translating any lingual issues one might have deciphering our accent
Nice way to start the week Jer
very savory looking lunch, Jack.
Thank you Bob, it's the first time I've eaten there in a whilevery savory looking lunch, Jack.
That's a beautiful pic my friend, your Lamb is the Bee's Knees!
I love the way they turned this one star review into a positive 
Thanks again Jack, sounds a heck of a lot better than a class of Yorkshire 12-year olds trying to sing Waltzing Matilda!
I commissioned a pattern I was thinking of calling the Aussie Drover, but couldn't even get to the sample stage 
I met up with Rick
Super special knife
Back to work Mitch
Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a fantastic weekend
Thank you Bob, it's the first time I've eaten there in a while
That's a beautiful pic my friend, your Lamb is the Bee's Knees!
This Leeds camera shop is absolutely thriving
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I decided to call in Charlie's on the way back from town
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That "tiled" background is perfect for the spectacular handle on your knife, Dwight!
Cool blade etch on that one, Steve!
Your Italian Ram looks quite tranquil in that sylvan setting, Jack!It was nice spending the evening with Matt and his family, and I will be off to hit the hay shortly
Fascinating covers on that one!
Striking burl, Dwight!
I spent many Friday evenings in the late '80s watching Miami Vice. 22 episodes per season for 5 years - that's over 500 hours of my life I wish I could back again!He also had a Bren Ten that wasn't a jam-o-matic! Ahhh, the magic of television!
I currently live about a mile away from the historic Biltmore Hotel but grew up even closer than that! So many scenes of Miami Vice were filmed at the hotel, and in and around Coral Gables, that while the show was running, seeing Don Johnson standing by the side of the road waiting to film a scene was a very regular occurrence. Me and my folks would always wave at him, and sometimes he even noticed!
Actually, I probably learned the meaning of Art Deco, and confirmed that there were many "lifestyle choices" I'd made that were wise, so that was a benefit of watching the show.Always a pleasure to see your stag HHB out and about, Jack!...
... Thought I'd give my Hartshead Barlow some love today
Violet looks vivacious, and congrats on the new car, Mitch!Evening all,
After 6pm Sat here didn't get time to post this morning.
Violet took the picture this morning.
Can't see a new lamb in the near future, picked up our new car late yesterday & have a daughter turning 21 later this month.
I'll bet Beni provides many benefits for you, Jeff!Beni this weekend . . .
That one is intriguing, Steve!
Handle is black as night!
