Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

I thought this was a pretty good patina shot till I saw R8shell's.
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I thought this was a pretty good patina shot till I saw R8shell's.
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That looks great! Getting dark, but I can still see the etch. :):thumbsup:
That pic I posted is an older one, and I just had a look to compare the current patina. I found packing tape residue left from Christmas! o_O I've been a bad guardian, and must resolve to do better. I'll use my lambsfoot more often and clean it more conscientiously. :oops::oops:
 
My Guardians Lambsfoot got some quality time with the sharpener this afternoon. I like a fairly acute edge on my pocket knives, so I reset the bevel to about 13 DPS. I have to hand it to A. Wright and co., this one took much less work than my standard buffalo lambsfoot from them.

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It will benefit from more stropping, but, now that it has my preferred edge and is shaving sharp, I can confidently predict that it will see a lot of pocket time in 2018.
 
Happy New Year, Guardians!

I've been enjoying getting caught up on my favorite threads here on this slow Tuesday morning. Now that the holiday season is largely over, I am looking forward to spending a bit more time here and will hopefully be able to tackle some of Greg's indexing needs in the very near future (if he still needs help that is).

I am rather impressed with the patina I see on some of the Guardians edition Lambsfoot blades! I'm afraid my Guardians blade has not seen a lot of cutting chores other than preparing a chip butty sandwich awhile back and some minor cutting here and there, certainly not enough to acquire much of a patina quite yet. It is getting carried today though and perhaps it will help me prepare my lunch in a few hours.

The outdoor light had an oddly pinkish hue to it early this morning and I am not happy with any of the pictures I ended up taking so I hope you do not mind an office pic or two.

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Fantastic photo, Jack. Have a wonderful hike my friend!

Thanks a lot Greg :) Unfortunately, it rained the whole day! :rolleyes: :D :thumbsup:

My Guardians Lambsfoot got some quality time with the sharpener this afternoon. I like a fairly acute edge on my pocket knives, so I reset the bevel to about 13 DPS. I have to hand it to A. Wright and co., this one took much less work than my standard buffalo lambsfoot from them.

7f2T3bLh.jpg


It will benefit from more stropping, but, now that it has my preferred edge and is shaving sharp, I can confidently predict that it will see a lot of pocket time in 2018.

I was thinking of taking one of mine to 15 DPS :thumbsup: Nice work Greg :thumbsup:

Happy New Year, Guardians!

I've been enjoying getting caught up on my favorite threads here on this slow Tuesday morning. Now that the holiday season is largely over, I am looking forward to spending a bit more time here and will hopefully be able to tackle some of Greg's indexing needs in the very near future (if he still needs help that is).

I am rather impressed with the patina I see on some of the Guardians edition Lambsfoot blades! I'm afraid my Guardians blade has not seen a lot of cutting chores other than preparing a chip butty sandwich awhile back and some minor cutting here and there, certainly not enough to acquire much of a patina quite yet. It is getting carried today though and perhaps it will help me prepare my lunch in a few hours.

The outdoor light had an oddly pinkish hue to it early this morning and I am not happy with any of the pictures I ended up taking so I hope you do not mind an office pic or two.

rPy14Ts.jpg


Xr5zmew.jpg

Looking forward to seeing more of you again Dylan :) :thumbsup:
 
Well...I have this thread pulled up in another window and I only made it about 20 pages before ordering one from the UK!

I’ve made it to page 103 now after a few days of reading and can’t wait for it to arrive! Looks like a great working blade. Thanks everyone for all the great pictures and wonderful commentary I am really learning a lot.

I’ll be sure to post pictures when it arrives.

ETA:

Phew! Finally all caught up. Took three solid days of reading and I’m more excited than ever to receive my first Lambsfoot.
 
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Awesome Shots of your knives everyone...... HWF...You will NOT be disappointed my friend- good on you!

Well, FINALLY.....
I get to post some pictures of my Lambs-foot, Jack ( Mr. Knife )....once again a Massive thank you kind Sir ( thanks given here https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/thank-you-jack-paul-and-jack.1542384/ )
I have loved viewing all your wonderful Horn Handled Lambs- foot Knives- while awaiting with such anticipation - and Oh boy I was not let down - Mr. Paul Hilborn- again thank you for sending this off to me through your ND Post Office!

Mr Jack Black- thank you for your innovation, this Thread, and all that you do here - I wish we could plug you in to a "feeling network" so you can really feel just how respected you are here! This is what I tell my girls..."I wish I could plug you into my mind- that way you would really know just how much Dad loves you" lol

Anywaysss.... here it is folks...Just check out the patterning in the Horn!!!:eek: :D :thumbsup:
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Pictured with another spectacular Horn A.Wright, Sheffield, England Pruner- again from Jack Black- Wow!..
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I have been searching through my photo's- as finding time to take photo's these days can be quite challenging- as yep....you guessed it- Jack sent me this Lambs-foot a few years ago..... I just couldn't find the photo's so I went to my storage lock up - that in itself is a mission to get to, and went straight to my Sheffield's - here she was as if the Knife knew I was searching it out....this Horned Beaut is a saynor- pictured with Mr. Wright....
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I used to have a few older Pampa Lockwoods over the years- but gifted them at different stages - funny isnt it how things are available one day- and impossible to get the next lol.

Note how the Saynor uses the more modern Kick- and the bit I love about the wrights- the Stove Pipe Kick is still in- that to me is double :cool::cool:

Ladies, Gentlemen - thank you for taking the time to read about our generous folk we have here- I am over the moon- and the new year has only just started- maybe this is my year to strive!
 
One more grapefruit.
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I love the look of patina forming on a nicely polished blade :thumbsup:


Cool pic my friend :cool: :thumbsup:

Well...I have this thread pulled up in another window and I only made it about 20 pages before ordering one from the UK!

I’ve made it to page 103 now after a few days of reading and can’t wait for it to arrive! Looks like a great working blade. Thanks everyone for all the great pictures and wonderful commentary I am really learning a lot.

I’ll be sure to post pictures when it arrives.

ETA:

Phew! Finally all caught up. Took three solid days of reading and I’m more excited than ever to receive my first Lambsfoot.

That's some stamina! :thumbsup: Hope you get a nice one, and look forward to seeing your first Lambsfoot :) :thumbsup:

Awesome Shots of your knives everyone...... HWF...You will NOT be disappointed my friend- good on you!

Well, FINALLY.....
I get to post some pictures of my Lambs-foot, Jack ( Mr. Knife )....once again a Massive thank you kind Sir ( thanks given here https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/thank-you-jack-paul-and-jack.1542384/ )
I have loved viewing all your wonderful Horn Handled Lambs- foot Knives- while awaiting with such anticipation - and Oh boy I was not let down - Mr. Paul Hilborn- again thank you for sending this off to me through your ND Post Office!

Mr Jack Black- thank you for your innovation, this Thread, and all that you do here - I wish we could plug you in to a "feeling network" so you can really feel just how respected you are here! This is what I tell my girls..."I wish I could plug you into my mind- that way you would really know just how much Dad loves you" lol

Anywaysss.... here it is folks...Just check out the patterning in the Horn!!!:eek: :D :thumbsup:
ZRlxudI.jpg


2RVIcfS.jpg


Pictured with another spectacular Horn A.Wright, Sheffield, England Pruner- again from Jack Black- Wow!..
aXKmda1.jpg


I have been searching through my photo's- as finding time to take photo's these days can be quite challenging- as yep....you guessed it- Jack sent me this Lambs-foot a few years ago..... I just couldn't find the photo's so I went to my storage lock up - that in itself is a mission to get to, and went straight to my Sheffield's - here she was as if the Knife knew I was searching it out....this Horned Beaut is a saynor- pictured with Mr. Wright....
9gpLJKe.jpg


w8rkoHW.jpg


fpbWLur.jpg


I used to have a few older Pampa Lockwoods over the years- but gifted them at different stages - funny isnt it how things are available one day- and impossible to get the next lol.

Note how the Saynor uses the more modern Kick- and the bit I love about the wrights- the Stove Pipe Kick is still in- that to me is double :cool::cool:

Ladies, Gentlemen - thank you for taking the time to read about our generous folk we have here- I am over the moon- and the new year has only just started- maybe this is my year to strive!

Thanks for the wonderful pics Duncan, great to see your 2017 Guardians Lambsfoot - well done Jack :) Nice to see that Saynor again too my friend, here's mine (Charlie @waynorth has a third) :thumbsup:

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(Struggling to edit my post above, for some reason :( )

It's a while since I carried the Saynor, but I'm actually carrying my Unity Lambsfoot today, which of course also has a brother in the southern hemisphere, with Brother Chin (@Cambertree) ;) :thumbsup:

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I also have my Guardians Lambsfoot with me though ;)

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