Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Oops. Looks like I promised to return with lambsfoot content in Carl's Lounge. Oh well.
These little knights were made by Britain's in England. The heads turned, the visors raised and lowered, the swords came out of the fists and went into the tiny scabbards, the poniards went into one of the loops on the belt. Their waists turn, too. Step on them and their heads break off.

 

Thanks, Vince, especially as the Lambsfoot grows in popularity on this side of the pond

Harvey, retriever field trialing is a niche sport. Not many know about it for various reasons. I don't do trials anymore, but love being around the people and dogs. I'm fortunate to be able to work with Dutch and expand his talents with the help of a professional and a group of like minded folks.
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Wonderful shot of the Damascus Lambsfoot, Jack, that is a great example! I ache also, but it's also a good ache. I'm lucky to be able to do what I can with Dutch. Have a good day and easing those sore muscles with more work...that's the way

Enjoy your exploits, David, thanks for taking the time enlightening us all.

You as well Ron, love that grain swirling towards the end of your knife.

Of course not Dave, especially if you share That does make a great photo...well done.

Another wonderful shot, you should do a calendar Dwight, or a coffee table book of Lambsfoot photos!

Nice photo, seems like you find things out like I do, Jer...I'm an original 'this happened to me'! Enjoy your Sunday.
Have a great Sunday, Guardians. Get ready for the week ahead.

 

Don't work too hard, Jack. Hope you enjoy your Sunday too.

I didn't think it was your house, but I was hoping it was on your property.

I hope you have a great Sunday too, Ron.

Bananas are fruit, and I usually have fruit with my breakfast. So, ya... go for it, Dave.

I hope you have a good Sunday too, Dwight.

I hope your Sunday is good too, PJ.

 

I thought you were testing the edges on your Lambs.
Have a good Sunday, Jer.

 

Is that a Plensa sculpture?

 

Cool action figures decorating your lambsfoot photo, Jer!
Is the knight in back, with sword raised, carrying in his left hand a slice of pizza topped with a white Yorkshire rose??? Curious.

Here's another shot of my Man Jack, taken when I first received it. The photo shows the mark side, whose stag isn't quite as nice as pile side IMHO. (The pic also shows several reflections of my fingers, a flaw that still plagues my shots.)


- GT

 

Yes, it is.

 

Thanks Dwight, hope you have a good one too! Beautiful knife and photo this morning!

Thanks for the compliment! That’s a great photo of your Rosewood!

Thanks so much Jack!

Gary it’s so good to see you and your “Man Jack”!

 

Looks like a fun project. Hope you are healing up ok.

Congrats, Dave. Now the real work/stress begins.

Thanks, Harvey.

Thanks, Jack. Great pics of your 2 beauties!

Wow, Ron. She is lovely!





So glad spring is here and excited to be out of the house. Hope you all have a splendid Sunday.

 

Thanks, Mark your right about that wonderful shot of your Ironwood.

 

Good morning all! I have ordered my first lambsfoot, specifically an arthur wright large in rosewood as recommended after talking with members in this thread and am quite excited to recieve it! Im guessing it will take a couple weeks for transit.

I am curious about the Guardian lambsfoot knife? Was that a special edition for this group? It appears to have a different bolster and maybe different wood on the scales? Also Is there a horn version as ive seen some beautiful blonde horns reading through the posts? I really would like one of those also.

 

I thought the same thing, GT.

You too, Mark.

 

Mark, thanks for the compliment! Yours is definitely lovely as well my friend! Also a great photo!

 

Golden Horn

 

Me and my boy stayed up a lil late last night around the fire pit....I just woke up, I'm tired and he's ready to go the swap meet...Lambsfoot on a Sunday!

 

Thanks Dave

Thanks Preston

Thanks Jack

Man Jack was really looking fine.

Thank you Ron

Gorgeous horn on that. Another fine painting.

Taylor Lambeaucephus rules.