Antique Pruning Shears

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raincrowe
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Antique Pruning Shears

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I would like to feature a pair of antique purning shears nine & one half inches; This one is extremely well crafted and stamped Drop Forge Italy...
A neat old antique that still works.....Just curious to see if any are out there still being used??
I would like to learn if anyone know what years; they were made and what companies imported and sold them?? ::tu::
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Re: Antique Pruning Shears

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My mother had a pair identical to those, though I have no idea what happened to them--I suspect my dad got rid of them after she passed. I remember using them while I still lived at home.
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Re: Antique Pruning Shears

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beresman wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2024 1:57 am My mother had a pair identical to those, though I have no idea what happened to them--I suspect my dad got rid of them after she passed. I remember using them while I still lived at home.
The pruners are a great tool; although I have others..I used them recently when I couldn't find the newer ones
and they worked great!!
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Re: Antique Pruning Shears

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raincrowe wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2024 1:49 am A neat old antique that still works.....Just curious to see if any are out there still being used??
I have a pair of shears quite similar to those you are showing; I can't find them.
I do have these shears with an anvil cutter though. I was skeptical of them until I cut a branch. ::tu::
I have the small pair that I would assume was a florists shear back in the day. I don't really know. (spring is missing)
And the 20 inch shears that cut like a breeze.
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Re: Antique Pruning Shears

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FRJ wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2024 2:04 pm
raincrowe wrote: Wed Jul 10, 2024 1:49 am A neat old antique that still works.....Just curious to see if any are out there still being used??
I have a pair of shears quite similar to those you are showing; I can't find them.
I do have these shears with an anvil cutter though. I was skeptical of them until I cut a branch. ::tu::
I have the small pair that I would assume was a florists shear back in the day. I don't really know. (spring is missing)
And the 20 inch shears that cut like a breeze.
Thanks for showing... You have some nice older shears some I haven't seen!! ::tu::
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