Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[SteveC]

Bonus pic of the day

 

[waynorth]

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone has had a good week. I'm having a very frustrating time with the Internet, which is unusable for me today. Even on my phone it's a struggle, and I've almost no signal for some reason. I really don't know what is going on Think I'll read my book for half an hour instead! Have a great day Guardians

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When you have some internet, maybe you can tell me/us about that shadow JR, Jack?? Rehandled?? Glued on wood??

 

[Modoc ED]

Great picture buddy !




Nice Rosewood Ed

Thanks

 

[Modoc ED]

Another two blade - this one wrapped with ebony.

 

[cudgee]

Another two blade - this one wrapped with ebony.

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Nice looking knife Ed.

 

[mitch13]

Snakewood

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Enjoying a couple of drinks at The Snug (a cool English style pub in Midtown Sacramento - Sacto you need to check this place out!). My wife snapped a pic of her cocktail and my bourbon, and I had her take a second with the GL-24. We got pizza by the slice from Uncle Vito's next door. Good times.

 

[Fodderwing]

Great HHB

Thank you David.

Dwight,we are heading back north, one last time, to await the moving van. Then we will let our butts sag into southern living.

Safe travels Bob. I'm sure you're ready to get off the road and relax awhile.

L'Ariete

That lamb is mesmerizing Jack. May be my favorite of yours.

 

[Fodderwing]

 

[echoscout]

Evening Guardians. Hope y'all have had a good day. Sunshine today. Sure was nice to see the sun again. A simple joy of life. I been outta it today. Have no reason why. Happy trails

 

[cudgee]

Snakewood

Nice looking slip.

Good times.

 

[mitch13]

Enjoying a couple of drinks at The Snug (a cool English style pub in Midtown Sacramento - Sacto you need to check this place out!). My wife snapped a pic of her cocktail and my bourbon, and I had her take a second with the GL-24. We got pizza by the slice from Uncle Vito's next door. Good times.

Sounds great

 

[Jack Black]

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Looking good Ed

Bonus pic of the day



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Such an elegant Lamb

When you have some internet, maybe you can tell me/us about that shadow JR, Jack?? Rehandled?? Glued on wood??

It was a kind gift from SteveC Charlie In the 70's, the Sheffield cutlers, struggling against cheap foreign imports, were looking for ways to both economise and modernise, (on the whole, they weren't good at either). These knives were made in the dying days of Joseph Rodgers as an independent company. The covers appear just to be glued on, which obviously saved on production costs, and manufacturing time. It also makes for a very lightweight knife. The range did have a name, but unfortunately I have forgotten it. There was a Lambsfoot, a Pruner, but I don't know what else if anything. They're very pocketable knives

Another two blade - this one wrapped with ebony.

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Another fine-looking Lamb Ed

Snakewood

Sweet Mitch

That lamb is mesmerizing Jack. May be my favorite of yours.

Thank you very much Dwight, I find it hard NOT to carry it constantly!

Great photo my friend, I love the covers on your Hartshead Barlow

Evening Guardians. Hope y'all have had a good day. Sunshine today. Sure was nice to see the sun again. A simple joy of life. I been outta it today. Have no reason why. Happy trails

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Life is always better with sunshine isn't it/ Hope you're doing OK David. Nice-looking May

 

[Jack Black]

Enjoying a couple of drinks at The Snug (a cool English style pub in Midtown Sacramento - Sacto you need to check this place out!). My wife snapped a pic of her cocktail and my bourbon, and I had her take a second with the GL-24. We got pizza by the slice from Uncle Vito's next door. Good times.

I'm afraid I lost this somehow Tyson! Sorry buddy That's a great photo my friend, sounds like a wonderful time

 

[Jack Black]

Good morning Guardians, I am going to have to try to get out of waking up at stupid o'clock! I spent half of yesterday falling asleep, so no wonder I woke up early again! Think I'm going to read my book for a while, and contemplate my Hartshead Barlow Have a good day Guardians

 

[echoscout]

Good morning Guardians, I am going to have to try to get out of waking up at stupid o'clock! I spent half of yesterday falling asleep, so no wonder I woke up early again! Think I'm going to read my book for a while, and contemplate my Hartshead Barlow Have a good day Guardians

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Great pic of your HHB. Hope Saturday is good to you

 

[Onebigbill]

Good morning Guardians, I am going to have to try to get out of waking up at stupid o'clock! I spent half of yesterday falling asleep, so no wonder I woke up early again! Think I'm going to read my book for a while, and contemplate my Hartshead Barlow Have a good day Guardians

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A very fine knife to contemplate!

 

[Rufus1949]

Safe travels Bob. I'm sure you're ready to get off the road and relax awhile.

Thank you Dwight.

A beautiful HHB.

Good morning Guardians, I am going to have to try to get out of waking up at stupid o'clock! I spent half of yesterday falling asleep, so no wonder I woke up early again! Think I'm going to read my book for a while, and contemplate my Hartshead Barlow Have a good day Guardians

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Well with lack of proper sleep Jack, I would revert to using fuzzy logic all day.
Another fine example of your design.

 

[screened porch]

I'm not a Catholic, and I'll delete this if anyone is offended, but praying the Rosary in bed knocks me out every time.

oops.

 

[SteveC]

Evening Guardians. Hope y'all have had a good day. Sunshine today. Sure was nice to see the sun again. A simple joy of life. I been outta it today. Have no reason why. Happy trails

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I hope you feel better today buddy !

Such an elegant Lamb

Thanks buddy

It was a kind gift from SteveC Charlie In the 70's, the Sheffield cutlers, struggling against cheap foreign imports, were looking for ways to both economise and modernise, (on the whole, they weren't good at either). These knives were made in the dying days of Joseph Rodgers as an independent company. The covers appear just to be glued on, which obviously saved on production costs, and manufacturing time. It also makes for a very lightweight knife. The range did have a name, but unfortunately I have forgotten it. There was a Lambsfoot, a Pruner, but I don't know what else if anything. They're very pocketable knives

Don't want to get credit when it's not due. It wasn't me that gifted you the Rodgers.

Good morning Guardians, I am going to have to try to get out of waking up at stupid o'clock! I spent half of yesterday falling asleep, so no wonder I woke up early again! Think I'm going to read my book for a while, and contemplate my Hartshead Barlow Have a good day Guardians

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Great close up shot