Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

 

[SteveC]

I always think of this Bluesbreaker album and never heard of the comic until then.
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Sunday evening I ventured out to a show again. Saw Richard Thompson a couple of Sundays ago but this Sunday it was Gillian Welch and David Rawlings doing the Dead’s Reckoning album. I remember going to some of the shows it was recorded from at the Warfield in SF in 1980.
It reminded of a hootenanny. I really enjoyed the crowd especially all the young people who instantly recognized the tunes and often sang along.
And everyone was dancing. The venue is beautiful, an old rock quarry on the UCSC campus. I want to take my niece to see JRAD when they play it. She’ll think I’m cool.
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Sounds like a nice show. Very cool that you got to see the Warfield shows. My first GD shows started in 84'.

Always enjoy seeing that K'roo

 

[black mamba]

Thank you, Jack and Paul, Roper is a great companion. And Jack, L'Ariete is simply stunning in all his poses!

 

[Rufus1949]

After 4 days delay, Lowes is finally delivering rubber mulch for granddaughter's play area. We paid for same day delivery.
Last week I had to call the corporate offices after 3 day delay on lumber. You would think I would learn and go somewhere else!!

 

[SteveC]

After 4 days delay, Lowes is finally delivering rubber mulch for granddaughter's play area. We paid for same day delivery.
Last week I had to call the corporate offices after 3 day delay on lumber. You would think I would learn and go somewhere else!!View attachment 3165836

You can't count on anything these days

Nice pic Bob.

 

[Rufus1949]

You can't count on anything these days

Nice pic Bob.

Thanks Steve.
The store survives because of it is convenient to the neighborhood.

 

[SteveC]

Good morning Guardians !


In preparation for phase two of the Painting job I'm project managing, I'll be meeting with the painting company today. We will be having the second half of all our townhouse buildings done this year including the community center and pool area. Hopefully they can get started in the next couple of weeks weather permitting.

G. Butler for Two blade Tuesday

 

[SteveC]

Thanks Steve.
The store survives because of it is convenient to the neighborhood.

Unfortunately I think that's true for a lot of stores these days.

 

[Rufus1949]

Good morning Guardians !


In preparation for phase two of the Painting job I'm project managing, I'll be meeting with the painting company today. We will be having the second half of all our townhouse buildings done this year including the community center and pool area. Hopefully they can get started in the next couple of weeks weather permitting.

G. Butler for Two blade Tuesday




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Good luck Steve.
I like the worn look of Mr.Butler.

 

[Jack Black]

Thank you, Jack and Paul, Roper is a great companion. And Jack, L'Ariete is simply stunning in all his poses!

Many thanks Jeff, very kind of you my friend

After 4 days delay, Lowes is finally delivering rubber mulch for granddaughter's play area. We paid for same day delivery.
Last week I had to call the corporate offices after 3 day delay on lumber. You would think I would learn and go somewhere else!!View attachment 3165836

Lowes really exists? For years, I've thought they were a figment of screened porch 's imagination! Glad they made it at last Bob, cool pic

Good morning Guardians !


In preparation for phase two of the Painting job I'm project managing, I'll be meeting with the painting company today. We will be having the second half of all our townhouse buildings done this year including the community center and pool area. Hopefully they can get started in the next couple of weeks weather permitting.

G. Butler for Two blade Tuesday




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Good luck with everything Steve Your Butler is a fine vintage Lamb

 

[danno50]

I did say EARLY 20th century If I recall correctly, Wostenholm didn't start producing a Lambsfoot UNTIL the 20th century. I haven't seen that model in a catalogue (@herder may know better), but it may not have been in one, and as I've said before, Sheffield cutlers often produced the same patterns for decades. A broad guess would be 1930's, but trying to date Sheffield knives without examining them is always a daft move

Thanks Jack. Going on the blade alone I wouldn't have guessed quite that early?

 

[SteveC]

Good luck Steve.
I like the worn look of Mr.Butler.

Thanks Bob

Lowes really exists? For years, I've thought they were a figment of screened porch 's imagination! Glad they made it at last Bob, cool pic

Good luck with everything Steve Your Butler is a fine vintage Lamb

Thanks Jack

 

[Rufus1949]

Lowes really exists? For years, I've thought they were a figment of screened porch 's imagination! Glad they made it at last Bob, cool pic

but I don't know for how much longer. Home Depot is way ahead of them.( fortunately I own their stock, not Lowes).

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack. Going on the blade alone I wouldn't have guessed quite that early?
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Because of the condition, style, or kick Dan? I could very easily be wrong! Don't forget that after 1939, Britain was at war, and the Sheffield steel works and cutlery firms were only allowed to do 'War Work'. I'm not sure how many years after 1945 that situation continued, but steel shortages may have prevented production of the larger size of Lambsfoot until the 1950's Rationing continued in Britain until the mid 50's

 

[DaveHS]

Good Tuesday morning, Guardians. I had a fun productive work trip to Hollywoodland last week. Here’s a photo of Dorothy’s Rainbow from Oz on the Sony Columbia studio lot.
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