Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

peanutsxx said:
Happy Friday Guardians! As always I have enjoyed catching up with the stellar folks here along with their wonderful knives. :thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Great shot! Your Lamb outshines the amethyst!:cool::thumbsup:
 
dc50 said:
Love it Michael. :thumbsup::D
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mitch4ging said:
Great shot! Your Lamb outshines the amethyst!:cool::thumbsup:
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Thank you fellas!

mitch4ging said:
My son's a welder at a horse trailer outfit, he's very free with his critiques!:rolleyes:
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Kids these days... :rolleyes::D My dad was working on some "civil engineering" work (aka digging a shallow trench) last week and sent my brother (who is a civil engineer by education) and I a picture asking if it passed inspection. He said something to the effect, "I ain't no engineer but I did grow up on a farm". We all laughed...and agreed that the farm trumped any book smarts. :cool:
 
Ramrodmb said:
Another Ironwood checking in from snowy Nebraska! Apologies for the poor pictures.
I love the way this knife snaps to the open position. With authority!
I would like to thank Jack Black Jack Black for all his energy, enthusiasm, vision and legwork!:thumbsup::cool:
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very, very nice :cool:

Prester John said:
Will be toting this this weekend:
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Gotta break it in, you know.
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Hope you have a great weekend, Vince.
 
Ramrodmb said:
Another Ironwood checking in from snowy Nebraska! Apologies for the poor pictures.
I love the way this knife snaps to the open position. With authority!
I would like to thank Jack Black Jack Black for all his energy, enthusiasm, vision and legwork!:thumbsup::cool:
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No such thing as a poor picture of a knife that nice. ;) The beauty shines through. It looks to me like even the more subdued pile side will show some warmth and depth in sunlight.
Prester John said:
Will be toting this this weekend:
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Gotta break it in, you know.
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Gotta break it in, for sure! I've been carrying mine most days, and I can even pinch it open if my hands are dry.
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tmd_87 said:
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Feeling like spring.
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Miller? Who are you and what have you done with Taylor?

r8shell said:
No such thing as a poor picture of a knife that nice. ;) The beauty shines through. It looks to me like even the more subdued pile side will show some warmth and depth in sunlight.

Gotta break it in, for sure! I've been carrying mine most days, and I can even pinch it open if my hands are dry.
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Such a beauty.
 
Fodderwing said:
Good morning y'all. With apologies Dylan. :D Have a great weekend Guardians.View attachment 1078343
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No apologies necessary, Dwight. That is a terrific picture but you must tell me more about that old pipe... :D

Jack Black said:
Is the pull stronger than last year's, mine seems about the same? Some good tips in the 'Breaking In' section of the Index :thumbsup:

I do have a higher resolution pic, but I'm struggling to upload it...hopefully we'll get there eventually :thumbsup:

...in the meantime...

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Hmmm...taking its time :rolleyes:

Finally!

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And here's the updated Class of 2019 :thumbsup:

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Whose is the one below Vince's, didn't that one land this week?
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That big'un in Ebony looks fantastic, Jack! A very nice pairing with your Ivory. I am pleased your trip to Sheffield went well (aside from the somber news, my condolences) and it looks like you brought back some very attractive knives! I am sure their prospective owners will be very pleased.


I am enjoying the first libation of the weekend. Very much appreciated as it has been a very busy week. Tomorrow, I am going on a bus tour of all the breweries in Salem, Oregon (not a large city but it has enough breweries to keep us occupied and less than sober throughout the day). I will definitely have a Lambsfoot in the pocket but I haven't decided on which one.

This one is a strong candidate.

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Ramrodmb said:
Another Ironwood checking in from snowy Nebraska! Apologies for the poor pictures.
I love the way this knife snaps to the open position. With authority!
I would like to thank Jack Black Jack Black for all his energy, enthusiasm, vision and legwork!
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Beautiful grain on that one Mark. One of mine has the same pile side. Looks almost ebony it's so dark.

Pàdruig said:
No apologies necessary, Dwight. That is a terrific picture but you must tell me more about that old pipe..
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Thanks Dylan. I borrowed the pipe from my in-laws to use as a prop. My mother-in-law says the pipe belonged to her grandfather which would make it at least 50 yrs old. It looks like meerschaum to me but you would be better able to say than I? What's your thoughts on it?
 
r8shell said:
No such thing as a poor picture of a knife that nice. ;) The beauty shines through. It looks to me like even the more subdued pile side will show some warmth and depth in sunlight.

Gotta break it in, for sure! I've been carrying mine most days, and I can even pinch it open if my hands are dry.
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Gonna try pinching it open myself. No way I can do it with my AC, but maybe this one.
 
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