Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Fodderwing]

...and to all a good night...

 

[mitch4ging]

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Beautiful sunset pic, Dwight!

 

[cigarrodog]

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The Few, The Proud, Your Lamb.

 

[Fodderwing]

Beautiful sunset pic, Dwight

Thank you Dennis. But that's the moon my friend, at sunrise.

The Few, The Proud, Your Lamb.

Oh I like that.

 

[mitch4ging]

...and to all a good night...

Thank you Dennis. But that's the moon my friend, at sunrise.

That's sneaky! Wishing all a good night...and post a sunrise!
Well, they all start running together anyway!

 

[cigarrodog]

30 minutes to midnight(CST) so let’s just call this Monday. Good Morning Guardians. Sorry Jack. Birthday Weekend is over. Have a good journey today.

The first time I saw the Senator on Wright’s site, I wasn’t a fan. Didn’t like the double bolsters or the size, etc. Fast forward to Saturday. I saw an older one on the Auction Site. It had a worked back with what I believe is a Père David scale on one side and Stag on the other. I won the Auction for a price I couldn’t refuse. Upon opening the package, I immediately fell in love with this gem. Not as big as the regular Lamb, but it fills the hand nicely. Nice weight, and easily EDCable. I like both sides, but the Père David makes an excellent “worry stone.” I’m not telling anyone to get a Senator, but for me, it’s an instant friend. Powdered donuts are optional.

 

[mitch4ging]

30 minutes to midnight(CST) so let’s just call this Monday. Good Morning Guardians. Sorry Jack. Birthday Weekend is over. Have a good journey today.

The first time I saw the Senator on Wright’s site, I wasn’t a fan. Didn’t like the double bolsters or the size, etc. Fast forward to Saturday. I saw an older one on the Auction Site. It had a worked back with what I believe is a Père David scale on one side and Stag on the other. I won the Auction for a price I couldn’t refuse. Upon opening the package, I immediately fell in love with this gem. Not as big as the regular Lamb, but it fills the hand nicely. Nice weight, and easily EDCable. I like both sides, but the Père David makes an excellent “worry stone.” I’m not telling anyone to get a Senator, but for me, it’s an instant friend. Powdered donuts are optional.
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WOW-WEE WOW-WOW!
She's a looker for sure! Great Monday-I'm walking on sunshine-pocket full of Senator Lamb carry!

 

[dc50]

30 minutes to midnight(CST) so let’s just call this Monday. Good Morning Guardians. Sorry Jack. Birthday Weekend is over. Have a good journey today.

The first time I saw the Senator on Wright’s site, I wasn’t a fan. Didn’t like the double bolsters or the size, etc. Fast forward to Saturday. I saw an older one on the Auction Site. It had a worked back with what I believe is a Père David scale on one side and Stag on the other. I won the Auction for a price I couldn’t refuse. Upon opening the package, I immediately fell in love with this gem. Not as big as the regular Lamb, but it fills the hand nicely. Nice weight, and easily EDCable. I like both sides, but the Père David makes an excellent “worry stone.” I’m not telling anyone to get a Senator, but for me, it’s an instant friend. Powdered donuts are optional.
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That's great Harvey! The Senator might become you're going to town Lambsfoot.

 

[Jack Black]

Morning folks, just on the train about to depart for Sheffield. Lucy is by my side. Hope to catch up properly later. Have a good week Guardians

 

[Cambertree]

Great pics as usual, everyone. I’m loving seeing those verdant spring colours with your Lambsfoot knives!

Cambertree Nice view of your Lamb and its’ sunny surroundings.

Chin, I Love the look of the dark ironwood with the Sun blazing on it, its a pleasing photo.

Lovely pic Chin

Love it!

Thanks guys.

Great card, and I love the image of The Black Prince under the Black Flag.

That's a plus on the weather as well Jack, beautiful countryside. Here is a quick snap I took yesterday at one of our local picnic spots. The temp was 62 F the crystal clear lake needs a couple more warm days to show itself.
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Amazing country, Dave. Best of luck with finding the right buyer for your house, mate.

I suspect there'll be a few 'salty tales' in this book, I received for my birthday

Ooh, that looks like a great read, Jack!

I received this razor strop as a gift yesterday

Another great gift. Those pics would go well in the Slippies Stones and Strops thread. Buzzbait has some very cool traditional sharpening gear in there.

Safe travels to Sheffield, my friend.

Fantastic Randy, I wish I had my old comics

Yeah I wish I still had all my old 2000ADs!

Most of my comics are digital these days.

Vince, there’s still some great stuff out there - as good or better than anything from the Gold or Silver Age IMHO. Anything written by Alan Moore is a safe bet. If you enjoy noir films and books, Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Criminal series and The Fade Out graphic novel are also excellent.

And if you want to relive that classic Gold and Silver Age style, check out Moore’s Tom Strong series.

From Hell:

 

[Cambertree]

Found this modern day Richartz from Germany. I think(hope) this qualifies as a Lamb.
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Very interesting knife Harvey, I've just had a look on their website, but couldn't see it

Edit - I did find a few more by doing an image search, but no info yet. What about this one?!

Ah, but you're making a strong assumption my friend That it is an interpretation of a Lambsfoot.

I hope you don't mind me posting this pic from the PM you sent me for clarity's sake (I'm happy to remove it otherwise)?

While the fact that the spine and blade are not parallel is very interesting, and clearly a product of design, I think that if Richartz had wanted to make a Lambsfoot they'd have simply copied a Sheffield Lambsfoot. This knife may have been influenced by the Lambsfoot, but then it may very well not have been, it could have been influenced by a shoe-knife or some type of artist's knife. With it's plastic covers, and utilitarian form, my own guess would be that this knife had a specific purpose, rather than being a general pocket knife, and that what it has in common with a Lambsfoot may well be coincidental. First, we need to do more research and find out what Richartz had in mind for that knife, and what purpose it was sold for, because guesses are not enough, we need to have facts

Please don't get me started on those %$£&*~#?£ Lionsteel knives! Nothing wrong with the knives, just in the wrong forum

Here's the traditional version!

And the disposable version!

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Guardians

 

[dc50]

Amazing country, Dave. Best of luck with finding the right buyer for your house, mate.

Thank you, my friend.

 

[herder]

Has anyone else ordered or received one of the new Wrights two blade Lambsfoot variations?

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[r8shell]

Good Morning Guardians

Carrying two today, I see.

Has anyone else ordered or received one of the new Wrights two blade Lambsfoot variations?

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Ha! I would buy that! (might interfere with pinching the blade open, though)

 

[dc50]

Morning folks, just on the train about to depart for Sheffield. Lucy is by my side. Hope to catch up properly later. Have a good week Guardians

You and Lucy have a far out day Jack.

 

[herder]

Carrying two today, I see.


Ha! I would buy that! (might interfere with pinching the blade open, though)

Well, it is E.T. and cat approved.

 

[flatblackcapo]

Ya know, weekends are not nearly long enough!!!

I couldn't decide which pic I liked the best.

 

[cigarrodog]

WOW-WEE WOW-WOW!
She's a looker for sure! Great Monday-I'm walking on sunshine-pocket full of Senator Lamb carry!

Thank you Dennis. I am definitely chuffed.

dc50 Thank you Dave. It just might.

 

[Jack Black]

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Great pic Dwight

30 minutes to midnight(CST) so let’s just call this Monday. Good Morning Guardians. Sorry Jack. Birthday Weekend is over. Have a good journey today.

The first time I saw the Senator on Wright’s site, I wasn’t a fan. Didn’t like the double bolsters or the size, etc. Fast forward to Saturday. I saw an older one on the Auction Site. It had a worked back with what I believe is a Père David scale on one side and Stag on the other. I won the Auction for a price I couldn’t refuse. Upon opening the package, I immediately fell in love with this gem. Not as big as the regular Lamb, but it fills the hand nicely. Nice weight, and easily EDCable. I like both sides, but the Père David makes an excellent “worry stone.” I’m not telling anyone to get a Senator, but for me, it’s an instant friend. Powdered donuts are optional.
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I was talking about your knife to it's creator today Harvey With that tang stamp, it's an early one, about 15 years old. Before Wright's secured the Pere David though. I think you got a bargain my friend Those pics are fantastic!

Great pics as usual, everyone. I’m loving seeing those verdant spring colours with your Lambsfoot knives!









Thanks guys.



Great card, and I love the image of The Black Prince under the Black Flag.



Amazing country, Dave. Best of luck with finding the right buyer for your house, mate.



Ooh, that looks like a great read, Jack!



Another great gift. Those pics would go well in the Slippies Stones and Strops thread. Buzzbait has some very cool traditional sharpening gear in there.

Safe travels to Sheffield, my friend.



Yeah I wish I still had all my old 2000ADs!

Most of my comics are digital these days.

Vince, there’s still some great stuff out there - as good or better than anything from the Gold or Silver Age IMHO. Anything written by Alan Moore is a safe bet. If you enjoy noir films and books, Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Criminal series and The Fade Out graphic novel are also excellent.

And if you want to relive that classic Gold and Silver Age style, check out Moore’s Tom Strong series.

From Hell:

Thanks a lot pal, superb pics there I had boxes and boxes of 2000AD After seeing the film version of TLOEG, I can understand Alan Moore's aversion to cinema! At least he didn't write Tank Girl!

And the disposable version!

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LOL!

Good Morning Guardians

Has anyone else ordered or received one of the new Wrights two blade Lambsfoot variations?

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Excellent! Well done

You and Lucy have a far out day Jack.

Thanks Dave, I took a photo to go with my last post, but the forum software wouldn't let me upload it

Ya know, weekends are not nearly long enough!!!

I couldn't decide which pic I liked the best.

All three are gorgeous Kevin

Evening folks Tiring, stressful, expensive, but ultimately rewarding day in Sheffield. Hope everyone is having a good day