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Thank you Steve.Sweet Lockwood !
Thanks Jack, glad to hear you had a great day !
Interesting color !
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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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That sort of thing is very traditional in Sheffield DavidThat's a bit of interesting history. Thanks buddy
Sounds like a nice place to enjoy that beauty
Thanks Steve, made a nice change
Tool Man insists he has no intention of going near the market for at least the next 6 weeks 
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Really like that Lockwood Bros
That it isInteresting color !
Always enjoy your historical insight JackThat sort of thing is very traditional in Sheffield David
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Bax looking good
Well I hope dear Shirley is OK between Boring Ray and Harry Hotballs. She seems the Eleanor Rigby of Leeds but with a layabout lollygagging son. She’s wishing the Tool Man was there just to see him eat some more. And she misses Jack and worries if he is ok. Jack enjoy your lunch with those ladies.
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Enjoying a beautiful day here in Wisconsin. It’s 50 degrees out!!!!! I’m gonna soak up as many rays as I can. At work stomping through the woods on a little hike doing “work” things. Got my Cosimo today.
Rumor has it my wife is making red enchiladas for dinner!!!! Win for Paul’s belly. Also a loss for my belly too.
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Thank you David. I enjoy the simple design.Really like that Lockwood Bros
That it is
Always enjoy your historical insight Jack
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Thanks buddy :0Always enjoy your historical insight Jack
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Wow toolman is going to waste away!That sort of thing is very traditional in Sheffield David
Sounds like a nice place to enjoy that beauty
Thanks Steve, made a nice change
All the takeaways around the markets will have to lay off staff
it will be like covid is back, probably a bigger impact!
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A question for folks that have original hey day Sheffield lambs in buffalo. How does it hold up over the years? Does it split or crack much?
I see it as a common cover material in older catalogues for Sheffield knives.
I see it as a common cover material in older catalogues for Sheffield knives.
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The ones I have aren't split or cracked.
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Heprobably owes them all money!Wow toolman is going to waste away!
All the takeaways around the markets will have to lay off staff
Stunning Steve
Looking good MitchFlash
Nice cap David
That red jigged bone always makes me think of liquorice! 
Nice pic Jack
It's tough as old boots Jack, it was used for Army Clasp Knives in WW1, and before
As tough as these two old birds!
Same here, not a oneThe ones I have aren't split or cracked.
Charlie and GEC deserve all the credit Austin
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Good morning Guardians, getting to the end of the week now, and I hope everyone has had a good one I have a bunch of tasks and chores to take care of today, but hoping to meet up with Wolfie at some point, for a coffee. Have to see if the stars align! Carrying Schultz!
I have a bunch of tasks and chores to take care of today, but hoping to meet up with Wolfie at some point, for a coffee. Have to see if the stars align! Carrying Schultz!
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Enjoy it buddy
Not bayonet drill I hope!
Hope you enjoyed them buddy, your post got dropped from my multi-quote, but I remembered it todayRumor has it my wife is making red enchiladas for dinner!!!! Win for Paul’s belly. Also a loss for my belly too
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Thanks JackHeprobably owes them all money!
Stunning Steve
Looking good Mitch
Nice cap David
Nice pic Jack
It's tough as old boots Jack, it was used for Army Clasp Knives in WW1, and before
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As tough as these two old birds!
Same here, not a one
Charlie and GEC deserve all the credit Austin
You pagan, red liquorice
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I was up a bit late doing a self-medical exam. I have real doctors, but this was free through work, so WTC. ('What the consortium') I'm trying to cut down on swearing.))
And I had naively thought myself to have supped full of horrors already.
I did get a free tailor's tape measure out of it.
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Flash
Nice pic of Flash !
Nice Barlow
Congrats on that beauty !
Heprobably owes them all money!
Stunning Steve
Thanks mate !
Looking good Mitch
Nice cap David
Me too
It's tough as old boots Jack, it was used for Army Clasp Knives in WW1, and before
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As tough as these two old birds!
Wouldn't want to mess with either one, a couple of tough old birds.
Good morning Guardians, getting to the end of the week now, and I hope everyone has had a good one
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Cool picture Jack !