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Charlie’s post included this beautiful photograph of the knife in question. In the post we learn some interesting details: the knives are shipping to dealers soon, they have a spear point blade and saw cut bone covers like the first run of TC Barlows, and there will be 500 made. Charlie did say he didn’t know if this will be the last run ...
Charlie Campagna is a knife collector whose passion has helped spur the re-popularization of traditional knives. His special factory orders have contributed greatly to the reemergence of classic knife patterns like the Barlow (if you love Barlows, check out the Barlow Bearcat Club here !) and the Harness Jack. Whether on the forums or in person ...
Limit 1 per household. The Color of Cocobolo wood does vary from lighter orange/brown to dark brown as pictured. Write-up by Charlie. Young Tom was not a hulking bruiser! But he was big enough to do a day's useful work, or have an exciting adventure! Our latest knife is sized to travel around unobtrusively in your watch pocket or handbag, yet ...
- Foreword
- What Is A Lambfoot Knife?
- What Are The Origins of The Lambfoot Knife’S Name and Design?
- Why Is The Waynorth Lambfoot from GEC So Special?
- Why Didn’T The Lambfoot Show Up in America Till Now?
- Conclusion
- Afterword
Great Eastern Cutlery manufactured the Waynorth Cutlery #93 Lambfoot in 2019, and since then I have planned to write an article on the history of this unusual slipjoint pattern. In this article I will describe the pattern, its possible history, and why the Waynorth version is special. I hope it’s an enjoyable and interesting read, but I want to str...
The Lambfoot is a knife that not many in America are familiar with, and that can seem a little vague in its definition; so what is it? The Lambfoot is defined primarily by its blade shape. It has a straight edge, with no belly (before sharpening / wear). The spine is straight, but angled slightly downward from the handle toward the tip. The main sp...
The origin of the Lambfoot’s name and design is murky and difficult to nail down definitively, but there are a few things that can be guessed at with some research. First, the pattern seems to have emerged in the mid to lade 19th century. There are no obvious examples of the Lambfoot in Smith’s Key 1816, an industry pattern catalogue. That said, th...
So, why did Great Eastern Cutlery’s version of the Lambfoot knife make such a splash? It was one of the most anticipated and sought after knives in GEC’s history, which is full of highly anticipated and sought after knives. It was produced alongside a normal run of a new pattern for GEC, the #93 Ramfoot, as a Special Factory Order for Waynorth Cutl...
So, why did it take so long for an American company to make their version of the Lambfoot knife? As I mentioned earlier, one reason may be that many of the cutlers who founded the early American knife manufacturers immigrated to the United States in the mid 19th century, and the Lambfoot wouldn’t be “invented” or come to prominence till the late 19...
The Waynorth Lambfoot has become one of my favorite knives. In fact, it was one of my most carried knives of 2020 and has become a great user. It has also inspired me to look into U.K. made Lambfoot knives and, although they seem somewhat difficult to get from U.S. sellers, I hope to add one to my collection in 2021. I have also enjoyed researching...
This article has been a long time coming. I have had several people request an article and / or video on the pattern, and I hope I’ve done the requests justice. Much of the information behind the content of this article was found in the Guardians of the Lambfoot thread on BladeForums, as well as a little on All About Pocket Knives. I greatly apprec...
Sep 20, 2023 · Charlie Campagna is a knife collector whose passion has helped spur the re-popularization of traditional knives. His special factory orders have contributed greatly to the reemergence of classic knife patterns like the Barlow (if you love Barlows, check out the Barlow Bearcat Club here !) and the Harness Jack.
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Sep 13, 2018 · Great Eastern Cutlery Pocket Knives can be Purchased by Contacting One of Our. Many Distributors , Ordering Direct from the Factory at 814-827-3411, or through. our Online Store. Barlow, Charlie Campagna, Cutlery, Knives, One Arm, Tidioute. 48 Pattern.
