Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Rufus1949]

Beautiful

Thanks kindly.

 

[echoscout]

Always amazed at that jigging David.

Thanks buddy

 

[pat9198]

I have lucky number 7 today. I hope you all have a good week!

 

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[SteveC]

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had an excellent weekend It's raining here today, pretty heavily, so I'm in no hurry to go out, and I certainly have plenty of things I need to do indoors. Starting my week with Charlie's wonderful Flat Cap Lamb Have a good one Guardians

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Great choice to start the week !

Thanks, Jack.
The lambsfoot blade on my Rosecraft knife is longer than any of my previous lambsfoot blades, which I welcome.
But the cigar-style equal-end frame will take some getting used to; I really like my lambsfoot knives with swayback handles.

This week my lambsfoot is Black Jack, my 2018 ebony Guardians lambsfoot.

- GT

Lovely Lamb Gary !

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Cool picture Bob !

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Nice !

Nice pic Steve, I'd forgotten about the Twisted Lambs

Thanks mate

Morning Guardians! Warm summer day. Not much going on around here. Happy trails

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Sweet !!!!

 

[Rufus1949]

Cool picture Bob!

Thanks Steve, hope the air is clearing up for you.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you Charlie! Its a Venture H M Slater Lamb

H. M. Slater is the name of the firm, 'Venture' is their mark, and the name of their factory. They were actually one of the last small firms to go, (I think their old website might still be online), Stan Shaw did some work for them

Pic buddy

Thanks a lot pal

 

[Jack Black]

I have lucky number 7 today. I hope you all have a good week!

Handsome choice Pat

Nice way to start the week Jer

Great choice to start the week !

Thank you my friend

 

[echoscout]

I have lucky number 7 today. I hope you all have a good week!

Spectacular

Always good to see Rose Beast

Sweet !!!!

Thanks pal

H. M. Slater is the name of the firm, 'Venture' is their mark, and the name of their factory. They were actually one of the last small firms to go, (I think their old website might still be online), Stan Shaw did some work for them

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Thanks a lot pal

Thanks for the pics and history buddy

 

[Jack Black]

Spectacular

Always good to see Rose Beast

Thanks pal

Thanks for the pics and history buddy

Here's their old site David. With those prices, it's a shame they're not still going!

Herbert M. Slater Knives (1853) Ltd. - Welcome

Herbert M. Slater (1853) Ltd. - Sheffield's finest manufacturer of knives, scrapers, forks, saws and scissors. We have one of the largest ranges of knives available anywhere in the world.

www.slaterknives.co.uk

 

[SteveC]

Thanks Steve, hope the air is clearing up for you.

Thanks buddy, much better today but it will be back around unfortunately.

 

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Here's their old site David. With those prices, it's a shame they're not still going!

Herbert M. Slater Knives (1853) Ltd. - Welcome

Herbert M. Slater (1853) Ltd. - Sheffield's finest manufacturer of knives, scrapers, forks, saws and scissors. We have one of the largest ranges of knives available anywhere in the world.

www.slaterknives.co.uk

I tried buying from their site, but their descriptions didn't match their photos. That was as far as I got.

 

[pat9198]

Handsome choice Pat

Thank you Jack!

Spectacular

Thank you David!

 

[echoscout]

Here's their old site David. With those prices, it's a shame they're not still going!

Herbert M. Slater Knives (1853) Ltd. - Welcome

Herbert M. Slater (1853) Ltd. - Sheffield's finest manufacturer of knives, scrapers, forks, saws and scissors. We have one of the largest ranges of knives available anywhere in the world.

www.slaterknives.co.uk

That's I wish they were still going! I sure enjoy Sheffield Cutlery history.

 

[Jack Black]

I tried buying from their site, but their descriptions didn't match their photos. That was as far as I got.

Yeah, it's a very basic site isn't it? I forget when I first came across it, but I think they were probably gone by then. Stan Shaw did some work for them, and regarded old Mrs Slater as a friend. She would sometimes take him old blades, and other knife parts

Thank you Jack!


Thank you David!

 

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regarded old Mrs Slater as a friend. She would sometimes take him old blades, and other knife parts

That's sweet.
Sweet isn't a word I use much, but I think it's applicable here.

 

[SteveC]

I have lucky number 7 today. I hope you all have a good week!

Lovely !

RB is looking good !

H. M. Slater is the name of the firm, 'Venture' is their mark, and the name of their factory. They were actually one of the last small firms to go, (I think their old website might still be online), Stan Shaw did some work for them

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Thanks a lot pal

Thanks for the history !

 

[cudgee]

Here's their old site David.

You are a wealth of knowledge my dear friend.

 

[cudgee]

I have lucky number 7 today.

WOW.

 

[5K Qs]

I know what you mean Gary, a Lambsfoot blade pairs perfectly with a Swayback frame It's great to see your Ebony '18

Sweet Ebony

Lovely Lamb Gary !

Jack, David, and Steve, thanks for the ebony enthusiasm!

- GT