Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Jack Black said:
I have just been making sandwiches and packing my bag for a hike tomorrow :) Obviously I have a couple of knives set aside ;) :thumbsup:

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Be safe and have fun.
 
cigarrodog said:
Pàdruig Pàdruig Looks like a nice blend of refreshment.
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Rusty1 said:
Some creamy looking horn there.
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Jack Black said:
Thanks Dylan, classy carry and a great pic my friend :thumbsup:
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pjsjr said:
Excellent photo Dylan, liking that horn being light.
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Fodderwing said:
@flatblackcapo and Pàdruig Pàdruig gorgeous horn on those lambs.
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Thank you, fellas, for the kind compliments.

mitch4ging said:
Some pile side love (indoor, gloomy day:oops:)
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Such sweet horn on that knife, Dennis, I am glad you chose to hang on to it.

5K Qs said:
My IJKL (Ironwood Jack Knife, Lambsfoot) is still readily available for CF&CE. By the way, what do you do with the pin? Do you have a special beanie dedicated to displaying pins of all kinds? Do you put it on the lapel of your best suit jacket? Do you stick it on your work bag, or the sun visor of your car, or your earmuffs? Do you hang them on the fridge, or a dog's leash, or your checkbook? At least one inquiring mind wants to know. :cool:
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A great question, GT. I have a growing assortment of pins that I keep in a small drawer in my knife chest but I did opt to take one of my Lambsfoot pins and put on my Alpine hat. The hat itself is quite fine and rather warm but I only will wear but a few times a year around Oktoberfest. I'm usually loathe to put pins on any clothing but apparently it has become customary to adorn your alpine hat with all sorts of metal bits...

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dc50 said:
Sure hope there Spam Sandwichs! :p:D
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Cheese and salami ;) :thumbsup:

Prester John said:
Uh-oh! What kind of knife is that? ;)

Had Spam & eggs for breakfast myself. Headed to my son's soon for duck.
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What was he thinking of?! :eek: :D Have a nice time at your son's Vince :thumbsup:

Pàdruig said:
A great question, GT. I have a growing assortment of pins that I keep in a small drawer in my knife chest but I did opt to take one of my Lambsfoot pins and put on my Alpine hat. The hat itself is quite fine and rather warm but I only will wear but a few times a year around Oktoberfest. I'm usually loathe to put pins on any clothing but apparently it has become customary to adorn your alpine hat with all sorts of metal bits...

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Looks good Dylan :) :thumbsup:

pjsjr said:
Two great choices, have a good one.
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Thanks Preston :) :thumbsup:

Jody744 said:
I am like 12 pages behind, me and my lambsfoot are in the ER at the hospital I work at awaiting the removal of my appendix. Caught it early enjoy your weekend!
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Yikes, sorry to hear that Jody :eek: I'm glad they caught it in time. Hope everything goes smoothly, and that you have a speedy recovery :thumbsup:
 
First and foremost my thanks and appreciation to Jack Black Jack Black . Thanks Jack. It arrived late so I grabbed it so it wouldn't be lonely in the mailbox. A couple of quick shots with my phone.

I can't speak for others but this example is stunning. It has strikingly beautiful wood. The pull is a solid 7-8 and nice and even right through to fully ope n. The blade is centered and sharp. The backspring is nice and even both open and closed. There are no gaps. If this is how they make 'work' knives, maybe they have a future in this cutlery business. hahaha!20190301_162302-1024x853.jpg 20190301_162332-1024x1062.jpg
 
joeradza said:
First and foremost my thanks and appreciation to Jack Black Jack Black . Thanks Jack. It arrived late so I grabbed it so it wouldn't be lonely in the mailbox. A couple of quick shots with my phone.

I can't speak for others but this example is stunning. It has strikingly beautiful wood. The pull is a solid 7-8 and nice and even right through to fully ope n. The blade is centered and sharp. The backspring is nice and even both open and closed. There are no gaps. If this is how they make 'work' knives, maybe they have a future in this cutlery business. hahaha!View attachment 1083028 View attachment 1083029
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Fantastic photos Alan, the first of many I hope :) Looks like you got a good 'un my friend ;) :thumbsup:
 
Jody744 said:
I am like 12 pages behind, me and my lambsfoot are in the ER at the hospital I work at awaiting the removal of my appendix. Caught it early enjoy your weekend!
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A wish for a quick recovery.

joeradza joeradza It looks awesome. Congratulations.

Pàdruig Pàdruig Nicely adorned chapeau, especially the guitar pin.

pjsjr pjsjr The name Lambert will be given every possible consideration.:)

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joeradza said:
First and foremost my thanks and appreciation to Jack Black Jack Black . Thanks Jack. It arrived late so I grabbed it so it wouldn't be lonely in the mailbox. A couple of quick shots with my phone.

I can't speak for others but this example is stunning. It has strikingly beautiful wood. The pull is a solid 7-8 and nice and even right through to fully ope n. The blade is centered and sharp. The backspring is nice and even both open and closed. There are no gaps. If this is how they make 'work' knives, maybe they have a future in this cutlery business. hahaha!View attachment 1083028 View attachment 1083029
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That's a real nice one, Alan. Congratulations!
 
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