Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

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Anybody seen The Shadow of the Vampire, starring Willem Dafoe as Nosferatu? The thesis being, Nosferatu's vampire was real, and the producer got him to do the movie in exchange for the female lead, and so forth? Impressive cast, as I recall, but I don't recall the details. Maybe Cary Elwes as the dashing flyboy, and maybe Malcovich as the producer or director?
Apparently Max Schreck, who played Nosferatu, was never seen before or after in anything. So,...
I'll be back with an appropriate picture.
Well, at least not an entirely inappropriate picture. I was looking for a different backdrop.

 

[r8shell]

Anybody seen The Shadow of the Vampire, starring Willem Dafoe as Nosferatu? The thesis being, Nosferatu's vampire was real, and the producer got him to do the movie in exchange for the female lead, and so forth? Impressive cast, as I recall, but I don't recall the details. Maybe Cary Elwes as the dashing flyboy, and maybe Malcovich as the producer or director?
Apparently Max Schreck, who played Nosferatu, was never seen before or after in anything. So,...
I'll be back with an appropriate picture.

I did see that, although I don't remember many details of the plot, either. It's a clever idea, and you have to have seen the original Nosferatu to appreciate it.

 

[waverave]

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I am woefully behind on this thread. I think some 300 posts... I have a few more pics to go through from my tour of the breweries last weekend and will post at some point soon. In the meantime, I gathered the current family together for a pic.

Wow that is a lineup to be proud of

 

[cigarrodog]

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I am woefully behind on this thread. I think some 300 posts... I have a few more pics to go through from my tour of the breweries last weekend and will post at some point soon. In the meantime, I gathered the current family together for a pic.

Just saw your collection.WOW! Admirable and enviable all at once.

 

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I did see that, although I don't remember many details of the plot, either. It's a clever idea, and you have to have seen the original Nosferatu to appreciate it.

And if you have seen it, it's wonderful how they married the new footage with the original movie stuff.

 

[Half/Stop]

What a great looking knife, your did a fine job with the photos.

Thank you!

Half/Stop Your 2017 looks mighty nice.

I appreciate that!

Thanks Ron, yes, I'd rather know I'm not sure I've actually lost any weight before, I was always pretty slim until I got to 50! Great to see your Midnight Special my friend, 5 really special knives

Midnight Special!

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I am woefully behind on this thread. I think some 300 posts... I have a few more pics to go through from my tour of the breweries last weekend and will post at some point soon. In the meantime, I gathered the current family together for a pic.

What! I don't see any biguns in that bunch!

 

[Fodderwing]

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I am woefully behind on this thread. I think some 300 posts... I have a few more pics to go through from my tour of the breweries last weekend and will post at some point soon. In the meantime, I gathered the current family together for a pic.

You sir have a regal flock of thoroughbred beauties. Wow!

 

[Pàdruig]

Stupendous. It's good to have a goal to aim for.

Wonderful collection, congratulations!

Wow that is a lineup to be proud of

Just saw your collection.WOW! Admirable and enviable all at once.

Thank you, folks, I very much appreciate the compliments. At this point, I have more Lambsfoot knives than any other pattern. I expect it will remain that way, it is such a useful and versatile knife.

What! I don't see any biguns in that bunch!

You are correct, Ron, I have not yet gotten a Big'un. I was just thinking last week that I need to fill that void soon.

 

[Pàdruig]

You sir have a regal flock of thoroughbred beauties. Wow!

Thank you, Dwight! It is a pattern worth collecting, for sure.

 

[Prester John]

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I am woefully behind on this thread. I think some 300 posts... I have a few more pics to go through from my tour of the breweries last weekend and will post at some point soon. In the meantime, I gathered the current family together for a pic.

What a wonderful family!
Are the three dark ones in the middle all ebony, or is the middle one rosewood?

 

[Prester John]

Ironwood on Wednesday:

 

[Rusty1]

Don’t visit for day and get waaaayy behind in posts. Thanks for the likes and responds everyone, appreciate them all.

A few pics of my 2017 Guardians Lambsfoot at Whitby, the church and abbey are up on the cliff in the first couple of pics

Some really sweet looking horn on that one Jack, I only usually see them in one dark or light colour. Will be keeping my eyes open for one with some swirl about it.

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I am woefully behind on this thread. I think some 300 posts... I have a few more pics to go through from my tour of the breweries last weekend and will post at some point soon. In the meantime, I gathered the current family together for a pic.

Stupendous collection Dylan, some sleek looking examples.


Some Roswood for late tonight.

Russell

 

[dc50]

Thank you, folks, I very much appreciate the compliments. At this point, I have more Lambsfoot knives than any other pattern. I expect it will remain that way, it is such a useful and versatile knife.

I agree with you Dylan "It is such a useful and versatile knife"

 

[dc50]

Ironwood on Wednesday:

I see a mountain range/ rolling hills in the background, grassland/prairie in the middle and a meandering river in the foreground.

 

[cigarrodog]

Ironwood on Wednesday:

I’ve taken a vow of celibacy in order to keep up with the thread. Yes. That Ironwood is quite the looker.

Rusty1 That Rosewood is simply beautiful.

 

[Prester John]

I see a mountain range/ rolling hills in the background, grassland/prairie in the middle and a meandering river in the foreground.

That's the Texas Hill Country and the Colorado River! And WAY in the distance is the Alamo.

 

[dc50]

That's the Texas Hill Country and the Colorado River! And WAY in the distance is the Alamo.

Perfect! That's an official Texas Lambsfoot.

 

[Jack Black]

Ha! Thank you, Jack, I have you to credit for most of those. No shabby ones yet.

I'm sure they look better now than when they left here Dylan!

That is just yummy looking!

Thank you

Ha! That made me laugh! Nosferatu is one of the best.
Keep an eye on Lucy, she may want to drink your blood.

I'm taking special precautions Rachel

Anybody seen The Shadow of the Vampire, starring Willem Dafoe as Nosferatu? The thesis being, Nosferatu's vampire was real, and the producer got him to do the movie in exchange for the female lead, and so forth? Impressive cast, as I recall, but I don't recall the details. Maybe Cary Elwes as the dashing flyboy, and maybe Malcovich as the producer or director?
Apparently Max Schreck, who played Nosferatu, was never seen before or after in anything. So,...
I'll be back with an appropriate picture.
Well, at least not an entirely inappropriate picture. I was looking for a different backdrop.

I did see that, although I don't remember many details of the plot, either. It's a clever idea, and you have to have seen the original Nosferatu to appreciate it.

And if you have seen it, it's wonderful how they married the new footage with the original movie stuff.

I've seen it, though I'm also a bit vague about it (though I am about a lot of films I watch) I might even still have it

Thank you, folks, I very much appreciate the compliments. At this point, I have more Lambsfoot knives than any other pattern. I expect it will remain that way, it is such a useful and versatile knife.

Ironwood on Wednesday:

Smashing Vince

Some really sweet looking horn on that one Jack, I only usually see them in one dark or light colour. Will be keeping my eyes open for one with some swirl about it.



Stupendous collection Dylan, some sleek looking examples.


Some Roswood for late tonight.

Russell

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Thanks Russell, some lovely Rosewood there

 

[Jack Black]

 

[dc50]

Splendid Lambsfoot Jack!