Paul, my friend, I’m so glad you got your beautiful Ebony Lambsfoot back home!Thanks Dwight, it's dark as night, just the way I like it
BEAUTIFUL Summer night on the deck with Lambfoot, birds (decoy) and cigar
That’s a great story to boot! 
It’s shaping up to be a double Lambsfoot day for me! I hope y’all have a great weekend! 
Congrats on finally getting it in hand. Looks like a wait well worthwhile!
It's a real meaty piece of metal isn't it and the stag is fantastic especially when I compare it to previous Wright's stag I have.Thank you sir! Glad you were finally united with you HHB.
Hope everyone has a stress free day.
What a fine family you have there. Thank you very much David, one of the things I collect, and I said I'd show a few for Dennis @mitch4gingdc50 for your Barlow!
I thought about that, at least something knocking it over.
As I waited patiently inside to snap a picture, I was mumbling, "Don't hurt my knife!"
They look a bit like partially machined revolver hammers. So while I catch up on the thread, I'll leave you with these pics of the 2019 Guardians Lambsfoot in Ironwood! Thank you so muchJack Black for this wonderful knife! It's absolutely beautiful. It will be cherished and well used!
Good Evening Guardians
I grill a lot of meat because...
It gives me an excuse to use my Lambsfoot.
Daviddonn , I thought you’d like to know I used my Hartshead knyf to kytte up my Ploughman’s brekky, before heading out into the cold and rain this morning:
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Yep, those are some real English Pork Pies!
They must have been made with faire buttyes of porke, hewed and ground welle, because I was well impressed - they were very tasty.
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Melbourne reputedly has the highest number of Greek speakers of any city in the world outside Greece.
The part of the city I stayed in is apparently a sister city to Sparta.
I found this interesting statue while walking around:
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And they look mighty fine to! The only pork pies I came across in the whole of Australia were in Victoria Market in Melbourne, but that's years ago now! Thanks, that looks interesting. I'll check it out. Great Lambfoot picture.
I think I see a shadow of patina on the bolster.
Nice composition and a beautiful knife.
Happy Friday, folks. The weekend awaits!
I think that I'm beginning to see a consensus here....regarding the two-bladed knives that is. As far a the pub scenes are concerned...fabulous!
Mine isn't that bad. Certainly no worse than the large rosewood which although looser than what it was is still something I regard as a bit of a nailbreaker. The thing with the that twin-blade though is that it's a really thick knife for something with just two blades. It's a real tank of a knife but it's the one I carry the least as I just think the pen blade just doesn't add that much to it.
I've been watching our bird feeder for a couple of years now and I've come to the conclusion birds are cleverer than humans.
I always enjoy your libation shots.
I'm recovering today as I feel that yesterday at the Wolverhampton 44th Beer Festival I actually drank all the beer...
Which I then washed down with even more beer whilst waiting for the train in the Great Western pub.
Hope everyone has a great weekend lined up.
Love the knife and the slip. Can you tell me if A Wright and Son still make that knife with the fluted bolster?Here's a knife with a history. I rec'd this from Jack shortly after it's release. I believe I ordered two and one went to Duncan? Relying on my memory is a flawed system
Anyway, trying to condense, this wonderful Lamb was mine for all of two days, then inadvertently left in my brother's car who lives in WI. So it resided two state east of me. Traveled back with brother several months later, attended a family function and it returned to WI once again!!!
Brother's car is stolen in Marchish? and figured gone for good. Brother actually told me he liked it and asked if he could keep it, I agreed as I have many knives and hoped he'd like a quality knife. This was a ruse to cover up being in his Caddy at the time of the theft
Figured Caddy was gone for good until a few weeks ago as it turned up in remarkably good shape with the Lamb safely stashed in the car (brother didn't say where in the car)
So, long last it's home (to stay) in like new condition
I am elated as I love this knife. It's like receiving a new knife in the mail
My ebony Gaurdian Lambfoot
Good way to start your day!
Thanks, Dennis.Nice photo, John! Wood elfs?
Lol... Clever boy.Thanks for inserting a little levity!
Lol... You're on a roll.Repurposing Jack's tin, I call it my "Jack in the box", for when Life and Lamb are at stake! Or if you're on the Lamb!
Thanks for adding to the knowledge and the comparison pictures are helpful.Mine isn't that bad. The thing with the that twin-blade though is that it's a really thick knife for something with just two blades. It's a real tank of a knife but it's the one I carry the least as I just think the pen blade just doesn't add that much to it.
again. 
Heading to the Bay Area
Another Band Competition, the last one we get to see this season.
Their tour is taking them to Southern California for a couple of weeks to wrap up.
I'll be bringing my Lambsfoot, but it will be spending most of the day locked in the car.
We are heading to Burney and Mccloud tomorrow .
