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Thanks for the info, that's me done then, unless the younger members of my tribe show up I am stuffed cos I do not understand any of these acronyms. In fact thinking about it I may revisit my plan to quit this multi knife owning sickness and just pick one or two and sell off the rest , then I can just watch videos of amusing kittens and puppies on YouTube with no thought to cluttering up my life with small pets
I have been trying to send you an Email but for some reason it will not go through, as you must by now have realised I am pretty much computer illiterate and at my age I fear the onset of senility is taking its toll, so I thank you for your attempt at helping me out and wish you all the best, Regards Bob (OMR).
oldmanrunning
, if you need to post a test pic, can you start a thread in the technical forum here - https://www.bladeforums.com/forums/tech-support-general-q-a-site-feedback-more.679/ - please, this thread is becoming cluttered? There's also numerous threads in that forum to help members post images, and if you need any more help, it'd be a good place to ask. Hope you manage to work it out
Thanks! Its kind of a funky hybrid, but the Lambsfoot blade looks pretty good in this frame. Will never be as comfortable as a true Lambsfoot pattern but will be a good carry for those days I feel like going light and minimal.That's pretty cool
Don't ever leave it in a field or anything, or in a hundred years or so, knife knuts and archaeologists are going to be wondering what the heck went on there!
Sorry about that Jack we have gone over to Gmail now.Thanks for offering to help, I hope that you can assist our friend Bob in posting pics here
An English blade with French writing on the handle, found in an American pasture. What's the problem?Nice work, you produced an interesting knife
An English blade with French writing on the handle, found in an American pasture. What's the problem?
Welcome to the Guardians 
A couple of beautiful pictures, Cambertree. They just about pop off the screen.
Excellent recollection my friend, and a lonk to an outstanding post
I thought I'd try to transmit some of the summer colour and light here, over to those Guardians in the midst of winter at the moment.Thanks for the tips! And that Lambsfoot looks right at home amidst fresh picked garden produce
My first picture in the Guardians of the Lambs foot thread, what do I need to join just the knife? Here's the knife I won in Andy's, (bonzodog's GAW knife). Here's the ice jam at point of the Gap, Delaware Watergap PA. An Ice jam and a Lambs foot by A.Wright & Son's Lambs foot wrapped with a gorgeous Stag set of covers. This knife fits my hand like a glove.
...and on the tracks.
Congratulations on the knife, and welcome.
T. Erdelyi
glad to have you here Ted. I hope everyone has a great weekend! 
