Lambfoot Fever is in the Air… but What is a Lambfoot Knife Anyway?

If you are a fan of traditional pocket knives you’ve probably seen lots of buzz lately about the “Waynorth Lambfoot”, but what exactly is a Lambfoot knife? Well not to worry, as I have an article on that exact subject! Check it out below, then be sure to read on to learn about the latest rendition of the Waynorth Lambfoot by Great Eastern Cutlery.

The latest Waynorth Lambfoot with a Rendezvous Special Factory Assembly version from 2019

So why the reinvigorated interest in this storied pattern? After almost 5 years, Great Eastern Cutlery has made another run of Lambfoot knives. Again made under the Waynorth Cutlery brand for Charlie Campagna using the #93 frame, this new version comes in special “Flat Cap” jigged bone. What’s Flap Cap jigged bone, you might ask? Well, I can’t say it any better than the man himself did on the tube art, which you can read below.

Image links to BladeForums thread on Flat Cap jigging

These have already dropped at most dealers, and are in extreme demand. GEC made knives are often difficult to buy, but these are on another level. They tend to sell out in seconds or be reserved ahead of time by long time customers at most dealers. I am lucky and happy to have gotten one, and I wish you the absolute best of luck in getting one for yourself. Great Eastern Cutlery has done it again and made another classic take on a beloved pattern for Charlie’s Waynorth Cutlery.

The two latest Waynorth releases, the City Stock & Lambfoot (image links to video on the City Stock)

P.s. It’s a bit out of date, but if you’re interested in how to buy GEC knives check out the article below.

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