Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

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Ace AC photo Alan :thumbsup:

Good day Jack! :) That is a beautiful bigun my friend! :thumbsup: I’m also going large this morning with this stag bigun! :thumbsup: :D

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Thanks pal, nice to see your Pere David Big 'Un :) :thumbsup:

Have a good day Guardians!
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Looking good Joshua :thumbsup:

Yeah, I don’t have PM, but you can leave a message on my profile page or shoot me an email.

Jstrange@ci.ocoee.fl.us

Email sent :thumbsup:
 
I suppose Jack can give you the best answer, though he's probably sleeping right now. There is also a lot of information and discussion in this thread, but there are a lot of pages. This thread moves briskly!

The lambsfoot is new to me--less than a year. I generally prefer clips and spears, which are the most common blade shapes in American traditional knives. But when I first saw it, I was immediately intrigued. It's sort of a compromise between a sheepsfoot and a wharncliffe, both of which I also like. It's a little sturdier, I think, than a wharncliffe, which tapers to a small point. And you can pierce with a lambsfoot much better than with a sheepsfoot.

I can't say that it's necessarily more useful than a clip or spear, but it handles my cutting needs just fine. I only have one at the moment: a small (approx. 3 1/2 in. closed) one with stag covers. Thick slabs which fill the hand very well, swayback pattern. Jack has said that to use a lambsfoot is to love it, and I agree. Why not try one?

--Vince
Vince, you summed it up pretty well. Just like you said...
It's all about having the straight edge blade that's more pointy than a Sheepsfoot and more robust than a Wharncliffe.

Good Morning Guardians
 
Just noticed that Greg WhittlinAway WhittlinAway hasn't posted since before Christmas :confused: Hope you're doing OK Greg :thumbsup:

Wow, has it been that long? Not to worry, I'm doing well, but have been quite busy lately and haven't been finding much time for following, much less contributing to, the activity here. I'm woefully behind.

Thank you so much for your concern, my friend. I hope to be back to being a regular again soon, but, realistically, it'll probably be a few more weeks.

In the mean time, rest assured that there's almost always a lambsfoot with me. :)
 
Wow, has it been that long? Not to worry, I'm doing well, but have been quite busy lately and haven't been finding much time for following, much less contributing to, the activity here. I'm woefully behind.

Thank you so much for your concern, my friend. I hope to be back to being a regular again soon, but, realistically, it'll probably be a few more weeks.

In the mean time, rest assured that there's almost always a lambsfoot with me. :)

Thanks a lot for checking in Greg, it's good to know you're OK my friend :) Look forward to seeing more of you again soon :) :thumbsup:
 
Good morning, All!
Some (all ;)) great looking knives this morning! I am eagerly awaiting my first one to come in the next day or two!

Morning Guardians, hope everyone is having a good week :) I thought I'd carry this Big 'Un in peaches n cream horn today, it hasn't been in my pocket for a while :thumbsup:
Handsome Peaches and Cream! Now I know what I want for dessert tonight!

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Some great looking stag going on here!:thumbsup:
 
Thanks for giving our newest Guardian @cigarrodog such a warm welcome folks :) :thumbsup:



I'm afraid it's still just one post Ray! :D :thumbsup:



Looks like you've put that Lambsfoot right to work Rob, it really has great lines :) :thumbsup:



That's good to hear Jody :thumbsup:



Thanks for the question, and thanks to our Guardians for answering :) If you'd like to read more on the subject, check out the thread index linked to in post #1 :thumbsup:



Looking good Kevin :thumbsup:

Morning Guardians, hope everyone is having a good week :) I thought I'd carry this Big 'Un in peaches n cream horn today, it hasn't been in my pocket for a while :thumbsup:

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Really good looking horn, Jack.
 
Morning Guardians. Hope you have a good'n. :cool:View attachment 1059532

Looking good Dwight :thumbsup:

Good morning, All!
Some (all ;)) great looking knives this morning! I am eagerly awaiting my first one to come in the next day or two!


Handsome Peaches and Cream! Now I know what I want for dessert tonight!



Some great looking stag going on here!:thumbsup:

Thanks Dennis, I'm looking forward to seeing your Lambsfoot :) :thumbsup:

Really good looking horn, Jack.

Thanks a lot Vince, I think I picked this one up when I was visiting the factory with @herder, I saw it on the bench and had to have it :) :thumbsup:
 
I've been carrying this C. Johnson for about a week now! I love the pocket-polish it has picked up over the years, and I marvel at the perfectly flush joint!! The steel is holding a nice edge also!! I imagine I am back 100 years* in time!! I think I'll go out and hail a Hansom cab and head for the market!!:D
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*(with apologies to the continuity editors!!) :p
 
I've been carrying this C. Johnson for about a week now! I love the pocket-polish it has picked up over the years, and I marvel at the perfectly flush joint!! The steel is holding a nice edge also!! I imagine I am back 100 years* in time!! I think I'll go out and hail a Hansom cab and head for the market!!:D
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*(with apologies to the continuity editors!!) :p

Fantastic pic Charlie, I love those joints, pure class :) Cab for the distinguished-looking gent with the twinkle in his eye! :D :thumbsup:
 
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