Mystery Stag Hawk Bill
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Yorkazuna1
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Mystery Stag Hawk Bill
Hello all. I've had this one for awhile now and I know that identifying these old pruners can be tricky but I thought this one might be identifiable because it does not have a finger nick.There are no markings what so ever. Can anyone help please?
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edge213
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Re: Mystery Stag Hawk Bill
Can't help much but it does appear that the blade has been changed .Yorkazuna1 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 24, 2025 1:52 pm Hello all. I've had this one for awhile now and I know that identifying these old pruners can be tricky but I thought this one might be identifiable because it does not have a finger nick.There are no markings what so ever. Can anyone help please?
David
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"Glowing like the metal on the edge of a knife" Meat Loaf
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Re: Mystery Stag Hawk Bill
Some nice Stag on that one!
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Yorkazuna1
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Re: Mystery Stag Hawk Bill
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Can't help much but it does appear that the blade has been changed .
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That makes alot of sense. I had wondered why the blade, even in it's worn state, did not seem to match the fit and finish of the frame
Can't help much but it does appear that the blade has been changed .
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That makes alot of sense. I had wondered why the blade, even in it's worn state, did not seem to match the fit and finish of the frame