Prune Big, or Go Home!

[Rufus1949]

Some wonderful pruners posted in the past few pages, but I'm always drawn to the old ones.
Certainly enjoyed seeing the vintage examples from galvanic1882, waynorth, danno50, and Rufus1949.
Here is the brother to danno50's beautiful etched Keen Kutter model.

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That is a beauty you have there.

 

[Rufus1949]

After a polish.

 

[Campbellclanman]

SteveC Great Ol Challenge there my friend.

Bob, fantastic I*XL - Bet it weighs a fair bit in the pocket eh?

 

[Rufus1949]

SteveC Great Ol Challenge there my friend.

Bob, fantastic I*XL - Bet it weighs a fair bit in the pocket eh?

Thanks Duncan. Let's just say it could double as a solid paper weight.

 

[SteveC]

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After a polish.
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SteveC Great Ol Challenge there my friend.

Thanks mate !

 

[Digger Stubble]

 

[Old Engineer]

I guess this does not qualify as a Big Pruner but , I like it a lot .

Harry

 

[Will Power]

But it makes a Big Impression Old Engineer and you can prune big with it too. Fabulous arrival

 

[waynorth]

But it makes a Big Impression Old Engineer and you can prune big with it too. Fabulous arrival

I agree - I think it belongs here!! That Stag, and the blade stamping - it punches above its weight!!

 

[waynorth]

Here is a good sized Pruner - not the biggest, but Big!!! Nicely rattailed in two curves, and carrying a seal cap!! Ulster!!!Dwight Divine was proud of producing great knives on very primitive machinery; so proud he put his name on the knives!! He never did modernize Ulster, instead used the best cutlers!! He eventually had to sell out to a more efficient cutlery!!

 

[Jack Black]

Sorry, replying to a post from a long time back!