The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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ExactlyI carry a Lambsfoot...
... because it’s faster to cut the kielbasa and open its package with one slice.
How ‘bout you?
Looks great.I carry a Lambsfoot because...
... sometimes I feel like branching out!
Jack Black
I carry that very same slip daily. It’s wonderful. I’m feeling a little nostalgic looking at that Little Oscar Weiner thingy on the table.The last time I had one(a whistle), it was given to me by Little Oscar, himself.
WhittlinAway
That looks tasty.
Pretty darn cool of Barrett!Thanks a lot guys
Ace post Matt, you got a beauty there
A couple of weeks back, I mentioned that I had got a new Max Capadebarthes pocket slip for my Yorkshire Rose, but that I found it a little overly complicated.
Barrett @btb01 contacted me to offer to send me a KSF pocket-slip he had, which he thought would fit the bill. It arrived today, with a lovely letter from Barrett, and some other cool items. The slip is the perfect fit for a Big 'Un, and lets Rose show a little ankleWe were talking about pocket notebooks just the other day, both Barrett and I always have one to hand, and he kindly enclosed a couple of his favourite type, along with a nice vintage church-key, and a cute whistle incorporating my favourite vegetable
Got my camera packed for tomorrow, so just using my old one
Thanks, Jack.Beautiful photo John
She would actually thank me for saving a few dollars... I did it for herLOL!
I've got my fingers crossed that they were able to undo the damage caused by the BFO.Hoping, among others, I'll be picking up this one again, and that it'll still look something like it does here, before encountering the BFO
Clever boyI carry a Lambsfoot because...
... sometimes I feel like branching out!
I use a KSF small buffalo slip with my rosewood. It's a perfect fit!!!
One of my favorite uses for my Lambsfoot knifeI carry a Lambsfoot...
... because it’s faster to cut the kielbasa and open its package with one slice.
How ‘bout you?
A buffalo slip beats a buffalo chip anytime!I use a KSF small buffalo slip with my rosewood. It's a perfect fit!!!
Now, that same aged folks are largely playing video games about great adventures instead of living them.For sure, incredible people, and many of them were very young when they made the long journey
Another great photo, Dave!
Is that a watch band?Hope your test results were ok! I guess we're no longer indestructible like we were in our yute! Don't feel bad, I was at the Neurosurgeon today, and have the nerve test thingy done on Monday.Thank you Jack
Great!
) and a small gas forge. Gotta get busy again!Thank you very much, Chin!
Love the coloring of your stag. And perfect background.Well I know it’s Wooden Wednesday, but my Lambsfoot choice today is Stag!
It's certainly a hard and dangerous life. My dad did do some underground mining, but most of it was in a large open pit mine in Santa Rita, also known as Chino. My dad was born there when part of it was a mountain...now it's a pit.
Nice shot, Preston! They look good in their natural habitat!I carry a Lambsfoot because...
Sometimes you have to go out on a limb.
Wow, absolutely beautiful, both the trail and you Lamb foto!Another weekend walk:
Cool! Look forward to your photos of it!!I ordered another knife this morning I just had to see what the two blade was for myself. My Rogers Lambsfoot Barlow should be here any day now. Here's the two blade I ordered this morning.
The All Seeing Eye!
gorgeous knife, but makes me feel a little paranoid!Very nice photo!!Hello Guardians. Hope you all have a great day.
love the stripes in your Ironwood!Guilty!
Jack, John (almost sounds like some of the redneck name around hereGood Morning Guardians... Another day for the Rose.
) both absolutely beautiful shots!! Perfect setting in my opinion!.
Nice, Joe!This is from the seller's post.
Dandy old fellow there!...and of course one on the injured list!As mentioned previously, I'm off over to Sheffield tomorrow. I think I'm going to carry this one, show Wright's some jigged bone
Hoping, among others, I'll be picking up this one again, and that it'll still look something like it does here, before encountering the BFO
Boy, these fellas sure get up in trees a lot! Looks great!I carry a Lambsfoot because...
... sometimes I feel like branching out!
Very awsome, Barrett and Jack!Thank you for your thoughtfulness Barrett, you're a great pal
Beautiful photo!Looks great.
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Great photo! Antlers are supposed to be in the wild!
-Travis
Mmmmm, grilled and a good beer! Great use!I carry a Lambsfoot...
... because it’s faster to cut the kielbasa and open its package with one slice.
How ‘bout you?
That is one beautiful piece of wood. Have you polished it up with anything?Looks great.
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I'm in the camp of wanting more ebony too, if it can be obtained. Seems GEC uses the crud out of the stuff, I wonder if that's going to slow down now?
Thanks Dennis!Love the coloring of your stag. And perfect background.
Nice Stag against the mossy background.
-Travis
tmd_87
cock a doodle doo, Love the knife too.
mitch4ging
Thank you kindly.
WDJ
No polish. Just microfiber after handling.
Thanks, DennisHope your test results were ok! I guess we're no longer indestructible like we were in our yute! Don't feel bad, I was at the Neurosurgeon today, and have the nerve test thingy done on Monday.
Hang in there, Dave.
Neurosurgeon what's that about or do they know yet? This old timer stuff is something we used to look at when we were young and spout off I'll never be like that! 
Keep us informed my friend.
Dave you are a sharp character.............
