Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

WhittlinAway said:
Does anyone have older examples of A. Wright Lambsfoot knives in their collection? Unless I've missed some, the only ones that I've seen shared here are of relatively recent vintage.

The firm has been around since 1947, though, and I wonder whether/how their interpretation of the pattern has changed over their history. I'm curious both about the shape and materials.
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If I'm not mistaken, smiling-knife smiling-knife has a very nice one in stag. Unfortunately, his PB pics are now down :(

Edit - Managed to track one of S-K's images down, but in this form, the quality of the image is poor.

SK Lambsfoot.jpg

Ramrodmb said:
Great looking Ebony, Jack!:thumbsup:
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Thanks a lot Mark :thumbsup:
 
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Yes... PB does not allow me to share my photos without paying a subscription. Sadly, my previous photos are no longer available. I'm looking into alternatives.
 
smiling-knife said:
Yes... PB no longer allows me to share my photos without paying a subscription. My previous photos are no longer available. I'll look into alternatives.
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That was very quick my friend, good to see you here, hope all is well :) If you are still a paid member, you can now upload pics directly :thumbsup:
 
Jack, thanks for tracking that old picture down. smiling-knife smiling-knife that's a lovely lambsfoot you have. I look forward to seeing more of it when you're set up for photos again.

And, Jack, that's a cool cutler-at-work photo. Thanks for sharing it.
 
WhittlinAway said:
Jack, thanks for tracking that old picture down. smiling-knife smiling-knife that's a lovely lambsfoot you have. I look forward to seeing more of it when you're set up for photos again.

And, Jack, that's a cool cutler-at-work photo. Thanks for sharing it.
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You're very welcome Greg :) I'm also looking forward to seeing more of S-K's Lambsfoot :thumbsup:
 
My fig tree is having a good year, I thought I would get a pic of my lambsfoot doing something that probably not many other lambsfoots get a chance to do..figs right off the tree
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Thanks for sharing that photo L lambertiana . I love seeing photos of Lambsfoot knives being put to use. They're such a useful pattern; they deserve to be shown more at work, I think. I'll have to try to do better about that.... :)

And, what luscious looking figs from your tree. I hope you're enjoying them. I certainly enjoyed seeing them. :thumbsup:
 
Bugdoc said:
My kingdom for a fresh fig (in central Wisconsin).:D
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I won't ask for your kingdom...but how about another lambsfoot? Rosewood or buffalo horn....

Fresh figs are basically candy that grows on trees. After cutting these figs I had to scrub the thick syrup off the blade, a simple rinse didn't work. The only fruit I have ever tried that had a higher sugar content is dates. Right now I can fill more than a quart bowl with fresh figs every day. I eat all I want, so does my wife, and the rest I take to work to give away. Today I took about two quarts of figs to work. They make me pretty popular.
 
lambertiana said:
My fig tree is having a good year, I thought I would get a pic of my lambsfoot doing something that probably not many other lambsfoots get a chance to do..figs right off the tree
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Great pic :) I love fresh figs too, but rarely get a chance to pick them from the tree these days :thumbsup:

WhittlinAway said:
Thanks for sharing that photo L lambertiana . I love seeing photos of Lambsfoot knives being put to use. They're such a useful pattern; they deserve to be shown more at work, I think. I'll have to try to do better about that.... :)
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You're right Greg :thumbsup: It's been a long time since I was dilligent at taking 'in use' pics, will have to try to do better :) :thumbsup:

 
Absolutely stunning stag on your lambsfoot, S-K!! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:
Thanks for updating the photos! :D:thumbsup:

- GT
 
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