Prune Big, or Go Home!

I just came across these Peach Pruners while putting some knives away. Hope it's OK to park them here :thumbsup:

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Oh Jack you sure can Sir- What a lovely line-up!
Folks I really like Pruners, I actually could go absolutely flat out and try to concentrate on that particular type of Knife I love them so much, Paul Hilborn started to really peak up his interest in them so I stood back and looked at my direction as to where I was going - and decided to gift to him my Collection - some the older ones in there friends are quite spectacular - the Saynors and Stags -whew!! But this hasn't stopped me in picking them up when I can lol.....

When I was in England and visiting Jack - as we both met up in York, Jack presented me with some very very nice Knives- I was actually a bit overcome - what a moment I can tell you!

This gorgeous Horn Handled Pruner was slid over the Table to me by Jack- oh man this is such a Knife! the Horn just bursts out in Direct Sunlight- as you can see the Knife is finished off with the Plate on the Butt of the Knife- Jack made a comment and I agree with him fully that these Plates just really make a Knife..

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Pile Side has a mysterious Smokey Grey effect with Amber blending into the ends - just Lovely...

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Another Pruner type of Knife Jack so kindly gifted me was this simply gorgeous Paech Pruner - this knife is absolutely beautiful- SO well made- SO SO Attractive - I love this knife......
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I love Stag when the wear and Tussle is left ingrained - it just adds to what character the Stag already beholds.....

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Sharp !!!! Wow!!!
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Jack Thank you! A lifetime of gifts at once - and always a gifted Knife is always the more treasured!
 
Campbellclanman said:
Oh Jack you sure can Sir- What a lovely line-up!
Folks I really like Pruners, I actually could go absolutely flat out and try to concentrate on that particular type of Knife I love them so much, Paul Hilborn started to really peak up his interest in them so I stood back and looked at my direction as to where I was going - and decided to gift to him my Collection - some the older ones in there friends are quite spectacular - the Saynors and Stags -whew!! But this hasn't stopped me in picking them up when I can lol.....

When I was in England and visiting Jack - as we both met up in York, Jack presented me with some very very nice Knives- I was actually a bit overcome - what a moment I can tell you!

This gorgeous Horn Handled Pruner was slid over the Table to me by Jack- oh man this is such a Knife! the Horn just bursts out in Direct Sunlight- as you can see the Knife is finished off with the Plate on the Butt of the Knife- Jack made a comment and I agree with him fully that these Plates just really make a Knife..

FBK1wS3.jpg


Pile Side has a mysterious Smokey Grey effect with Amber blending into the ends - just Lovely...

0vOGMTW.jpg


sVOukYN.jpg


Another Pruner type of Knife Jack so kindly gifted me was this simply gorgeous Paech Pruner - this knife is absolutely beautiful- SO well made- SO SO Attractive - I love this knife......
R3fxp4m.jpg


I love Stag when the wear and Tussle is left ingrained - it just adds to what character the Stag already beholds.....

eRbTrNA.jpg


Sharp !!!! Wow!!!
ziebNla.jpg


Jack Thank you! A lifetime of gifts at once - and always a gifted Knife is always the more treasured!
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Outstandingly beautiful pruners Duncan!
Jack Black said:
I just came across these Peach Pruners while putting some knives away. Hope it's OK to park them here :thumbsup:

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Wow Jack!! Simply stunning.
 
Campbellclanman said:
Oh Jack you sure can Sir- What a lovely line-up!
Folks I really like Pruners, I actually could go absolutely flat out and try to concentrate on that particular type of Knife I love them so much, Paul Hilborn started to really peak up his interest in them so I stood back and looked at my direction as to where I was going - and decided to gift to him my Collection - some the older ones in there friends are quite spectacular - the Saynors and Stags -whew!! But this hasn't stopped me in picking them up when I can lol.....

When I was in England and visiting Jack - as we both met up in York, Jack presented me with some very very nice Knives- I was actually a bit overcome - what a moment I can tell you!

This gorgeous Horn Handled Pruner was slid over the Table to me by Jack- oh man this is such a Knife! the Horn just bursts out in Direct Sunlight- as you can see the Knife is finished off with the Plate on the Butt of the Knife- Jack made a comment and I agree with him fully that these Plates just really make a Knife..

FBK1wS3.jpg


Pile Side has a mysterious Smokey Grey effect with Amber blending into the ends - just Lovely...

0vOGMTW.jpg


sVOukYN.jpg


Another Pruner type of Knife Jack so kindly gifted me was this simply gorgeous Paech Pruner - this knife is absolutely beautiful- SO well made- SO SO Attractive - I love this knife......
R3fxp4m.jpg


I love Stag when the wear and Tussle is left ingrained - it just adds to what character the Stag already beholds.....

eRbTrNA.jpg


Sharp !!!! Wow!!!
ziebNla.jpg


Jack Thank you! A lifetime of gifts at once - and always a gifted Knife is always the more treasured!
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Thanks pal, great pics, that was a special day, such a treat to spend some time in your company :) :thumbsup:

Fodderwing said:
Outstandingly beautiful pruners Duncan!
Wow Jack!! Simply stunning.
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Thanks Dwight :) :thumbsup:
 
knowtracks knowtracks That triple bolster is remarkable Dave. I've seen a Whale tang-stamp before (there was a thread on tang-stamps years back)and it was on a pre WW II German knife so I'd image that would cover yours in terms of age. Very decent bone there too:cool: Really admire that one!

Thanks, Will
 
Dayam!!! Dave - your correct - those two blazers are very rare! That’s a nice one too! :cool:
Love the Bone and fancy Zbolsters on the Richartz as well.

Augie - oh man - when does it ever go wrong when buying a Saynor? Nice Knife matey.
 
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