Prune Big, or Go Home!

[wlfryjr]

Very nice Charlie :thumbup:

Not too big, but it is a Saynor

Again

 

[wlfryjr]

Very nice Charlie :thumbup:

Not too big, but it is a Saynor

And again Those Saynors are nice,nice,nice,and nice.

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks for the positive (and non-cheeky) remarks my friends!

That Saynor has a serious case of gorgeousness, Jack! Poor thing! I have a home for knives like that - let me take care of it for you!!

Thanks Charlie, duly noted my friend :thumbup:

And again Those Saynors are nice,nice,nice,and nice.

Thanks Lyle :thumbup:

 

[philllll]

Here is my new Esnyx pruner along with a few oldies. The Esnyx build was heavily inspired by Charlie's big NYKC pruner, and it's around the same size at 5" closed and almost 9" open!

 

[Jack Black]

Very nice Phil :thumbup:

 

[abbydaddy]

Thank you Dave, your TC barlow collection is very impressive also.

This next one was found in New Zealand and was made by Ibbotson in Sheffield with the Violin trademark.








Cheers Gordon.

Man, I want one of those for work. That seems like an awesome tool

 

[Gevonovich]

Great piece, Philll! Evan did a superb job on it.

 

[knarfeng]

Prune Big, or Go Home!

Here is my new Esnyx pruner along with a few oldies. The Esnyx build was heavily inspired by Charlie's big NYKC pruner, and it's around the same size at 5" closed and almost 9" open!

Phil is obviously a very literal fella who read the title of the thread. The operative word being BIG.

But it is a gorgeous big knife. I've been meaning to complement him on that.
Congrats! Phil.

 

[Will Power]

Yes it's BIG alright, kind of Yeti hand size:thumbup: Big Foot.. Handsome knife without a doubt

 

[philllll]

Thank you gentlemen! :thumbup:

 

[Markesharp]

Phil is obviously a very literal fella who read the title of the thread. The operative word being BIG.

But it is a gorgeous big knife. I've been meaning to complement him on that.
Congrats! Phil.

+1 :thumbup: HUGE Nice Philllll!

 

[paulhilborn]

Phil, that's a BEAUTIFUL BEAST:thumbup:

 

[waynorth]

Evan did a great job on that knife, Philllll!
It's a beauty, and just made for this thread!!


The stag came out nice. Last time I talked to Evan I think it was still in the dye.

A monumental piece of cutlery!!

 

[Campbellclanman]

Great pruners in here, some real beauties. Found this 70's Case in jigged wood that looks like it sat unused in a garden shed for awhile the way the patina developed. I like the jigged wood, does not to be very common other than this model Case.

Very Nice Augie- you get some great finds- always great to see!!!

Very nice Charlie :thumbup:

Not too big, but it is a Saynor

Jack! What a handsome Knife my friend!! Whew!! just a great knife :thumbup:

 

[Campbellclanman]

Charlie- whats the wood on that beauty? - is it a Rosewood or a Mahogany?

Philllll - what beauties, Love the Middle Pruner with Stag - Gorgeous!

 

[Jack Black]

Jack! What a handsome Knife my friend!! Whew!! just a great knife :thumbup:

Thanks a lot Duncan, that one was recently gifted to Mr Charlie. I'll see if I can find one for you my friend

 

[philllll]

Philllll - what beauties, Love the Middle Pruner with Stag - Gorgeous!

Thank you Duncan! Here's the other side:

 

[cnas122]

I like my good ole' Farmer's Jack

 

[1500international]

Thanks abbydaddy I was very grateful to be able add that one to my collection.

 

[1500international]

Congrats Phil and Esnyx on such a gorgeous pruner.