Great photo Jack! I hope you have a great day with your friends and a great lunch of fish and chips!
Thanks for treating us to another pic of your beautiful HHB, Jack! Enjoy your fish 'n chips.
So it begins.......
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The Lambsfoot blade shape has changed my life. Well at least what knives I tend to carry. LOL
Chuffed.
I don't really keep a pulse on GEC's goings-on, so when these Charlie's newest SFO came out I was left wanting. A very generous spirit, knowing my affection for traditional cutlery, took pity on me and sent a lamb foot my way. Thank you so much, you know who you are.
It doesn't get more traditional than this. Gorgeous jigged bone covers, fluted bolsters, and all steel fittings! This is a worthy homage to those old Sheffield knives.
To own one of the new Lambfoot models would be wonderful, but to be fortunate enough to own both is simply fantastic!!!
Hard to relay just how impressed and thrilled I am with both these recent Lambfoot knives, each emanating both beauty and quality.
A great thank you to Jack and Charlie for producing such spectacular knives!!!
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Catching up again. This post has been sitting as a draft for a few days, so apologies if I’m covering a bit of old ground.
Just regarding the recent ‘recalibration’ of this thread, I also offer my apologies if any of my posts have crossed the mark into unwarranted off-topic chatter. I’m a terrible digressor at the best of times, although I do always try to return to Lambsfoot content, at least by the end of a post - not always successfully, I’m sure.
Thanks for the reminder Jack, and sorry if I’ve added to the grumble quotient at Guardians HQ, my friend.
Good to see RALF getting some colour, Jeff. I had my ebony 2018 Guardians knife out the other day too, just to let her know I still love her. What a great knife. A couple of older pics with rather less patina than she sports these days:
Absolutely. Here’s the first task it had:
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Hmmm, what could be in that package? More on that later, my friends....
You’ve got a lot to answer for mate!
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Ha ha, great to see another Nemesis The Warlock fan, mate!
I’ve been enjoying the B&W pics some of the Guardians have been posting.
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Looks like some treasures for the Australian chapter of the Guardians! Not only are you a magician, Charlie @waynorth , but a gentleman as well!
Hey, bird dog, get away from my squirrel!The squirrels are afraid of my dog... The birds aren't.
I'm very glad you had an enjoyable day, Jack.Definitely a good morning, and the fish and chips went down very well
Lol...Hey, bird dog, get away from my squirrel!
haha I guess it must beIs that your Precioussss, Dave?
Powerful photo John.
Glad you gents had a great time together in Sheffield!
David, your Hartshead stag Barlow looks stellar; congrats!
Jack, wonderful swag from David, but isn't there a saying something like "Beware Lancastrians bearing gifts"??
Jack, your stag HHB looks superb from every perspective!
Shukraan jazilaan, Jack.
Union Jack again for me:
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Thanks for those top shots, Jack! Yours looks nicely symmetrical too. Love the pile side as well. Have yourself a great day, Jack.
Behold the Lambsfoot.
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Every great knife need a bespoke suite
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Thank you, Dave.Powerful photo John.
Thank you, Jack.Cool pic John
Y’all have a great day! I’m sticking with wood today, but, I decided I needed some Iron in my diet!
View attachment 1159493 Good morning, Guardians! Looking across the field next to our house this morn in western Illinois.
Have a good one!
I'm very glad you had an enjoyable day, Jack.
Some first-rate photos of the tools and your Sambar, Jack.The chips weren't around long enough to get pics! I got a few pics on the tool stall though
Now the circle is complete.
Many thanks, and congratulations Charlie, the knives are superb Well done to all concerned, I can't tell you how thrilled I am, particularly after all this time
Every great knife need a bespoke suite
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Congratulations on your acquisition, you did a wonderful job on that photo. Before reading, I thought the glove was a slip for the knife
What a great act of generosity Nice pics Christian, congratulations
Thanks for the Ironwood compliment Jack! It looks like you’ve got some new goodies from Charlie! I think you’re going to be pleased my friend!You've captured that wonderful grain well Ron
Fantastic view Ben
Thanks a lot John It actually got better too...
It's not often my pocket knife gets to take part in a historic event!
Many thanks, and congratulations Charlie, the knives are superb Well done to all concerned, I can't tell you how thrilled I am, particularly after all this time
In the right hands now. Congratulations Jack. Love the old tool. No tool like an old tool.You've captured that wonderful grain well Ron
Fantastic view Ben
Thanks a lot John It actually got better too...
It's not often my pocket knife gets to take part in a historic event!
Many thanks, and congratulations Charlie, the knives are superb Well done to all concerned, I can't tell you how thrilled I am, particularly after all this time
A pair of beauties, Jack!You've captured that wonderful grain well Ron
Fantastic view Ben
Thanks a lot John It actually got better too...
It's not often my pocket knife gets to take part in a historic event!
Many thanks, and congratulations Charlie, the knives are superb Well done to all concerned, I can't tell you how thrilled I am, particularly after all this time
No use fighting the inevitable, Taylor!So it begins.......
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Great investment strategy, Dwight! Two damascus blades for the price of one - 100% return!
John, if you've put your stag HHB out there in hopes of scaring the birds into better table manners, I think you'll get better results by using your ironwood wolf!
As you wrote in another thread recently,Chuffed.
I don't really keep a pulse on GEC's goings-on, so when these Charlie's newest SFO came out I was left wanting. A very generous spirit, knowing my affection for traditional cutlery, took pity on me and sent a lamb foot my way. Thank you so much, you know who you are.
It doesn't get more traditional than this. Gorgeous jigged bone covers, fluted bolsters, and all steel fittings! This is a worthy homage to those old Sheffield knives.
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Congrats to the lucky few who were able to wrangle these knives.
Thrilled that you have a pair that thrills you!To own one of the new Lambfoot models would be wonderful, but to be fortunate enough to own both is simply fantastic!!!
Hard to relay just how impressed and thrilled I am with both these recent Lambfoot knives, each emanating both beauty and quality.
A great thank you to Jack and Charlie for producing such spectacular knives!!!
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Fine pic of your ebony with the sun coming through your beverage, Chin. And several superior shots of your stag HHB in the post, too....
Good to see RALF getting some colour, Jeff. I had my ebony 2018 Guardians knife out the other day too, just to let her know I still love her. What a great knife. A couple of older pics with rather less patina than she sports these days:
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Thanks GT, yes I’m curious about how that old jigging must have been applied, and haven’t found much information on it.
Victorian morality always cracks me up. Here’s a company selling opiates to babies, children and mothers who feel obliged to include some moral homilies with their wares!
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Rachel, if you continue to use that fine edge on your rosewood HHB to cut out little steel squares, you definitely should improve your stropping skills!Thanks, amigo. I'll bet yours slices like a laser!
I just used medium and then fine ceramic stones. I don't really know the angle I'm at when I'm hand sharpening, except that it's somewhere less than 20 dps, so I can maintain it with the Sharpmaker. I really should learn how to strop. Whenever I try, it seems to get less sharp, and I'm especially wary on a lambsfoot, as I don't want to round off the tip. I always seem to hit the tang with the corners of the stones, but I've decided not to let it bother me.
Whoa, I'd apparently forgotten that you had the complete set of Jak's lambsfoot barlows; sweet!...
I didn't actually carry this one today but I did admire it for a good bit.
Tubes are terrific treasures, Chin, but can the labels be trusted?? I wanna see the contents, capice? How many members does the Australian chapter have now?View attachment 1159433
Looks like some treasures for the Australian chapter of the Guardians! Not only are you a magician, Charlie @waynorth , but a gentleman as well!
Thanks, Mark....
I think you are right Gary in that a little more swell on the pile side aids in a good purchase!
Great shot of Union Jack and LamBarJack.
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Thanks, Vince. Not intentionally composed that way; I just let nature take its course!Gracias, Señor.
Nice composition with the wood and the water, Gary.
Your AC is Alluringly Captivating, Vince!Good morning, Guardians!
Dwight, you're too kind in two languages....
Thank you GT.
Gracias hombre mio. Tu eres muy amable. Yes, sometimes I do wet the rock.
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Thanks for the ID on the mule deer; I've heard of them, but obviously don't recognize them!...
Thanks, they are Mule deer, Gary. We do have Whitetail deer in these parts. Only the male/buck have antlers, which they lose in the late fall/early winter. These have their antlers in 'velvet' which will harden and be rubbed off in late summer.
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Healthy choice, Ron, and my favorite ironwood of yours!Y’all have a great day! I’m sticking with wood today, but, I decided I needed some Iron in my diet!
Mornin' horn in the prairie, Ben!View attachment 1159493 Good morning, Guardians! Looking across the field next to our house this morn in western Illinois.
Have a good one!
A top-quality photo Harvey.In the right hands now. Congratulations Jack. Love the old tool. No tool like an old tool.
@Fodderwing That’s a bedazzling image of your Lamb, Dwight.
Good Morning Guardians.
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It actually got better too...
It's not often my pocket knife gets to take part in a historic event!
Many thanks, and congratulations Charlie, the knives are superb Well done to all concerned, I can't tell you how thrilled I am, particularly after all this time