The little pruning book; an intimate guide to the surer growing of better fruits and flowers . PEXTO No. R 165-9 THIS is PEXTO California Pattern Pruning Shear whichhas become extremely popular in the United States andforeign handles are somewhat lighter than the Swiss Pattern,shown above, making it very desirable for home gardening. It fits the hand perfectly, and with the double longitudinal brasssprings, operates freely. This style Shear is made from the verybest material with blades of best crucible steel, correctly tempered,having long bevel which, with properly arched hook,
The little pruning book; an intimate guide to the surer growing of better fruits and flowers . PEXTO No. R 165-9 THIS is PEXTO California Pattern Pruning Shear whichhas become extremely popular in the United States andforeign handles are somewhat lighter than the Swiss Pattern,shown above, making it very desirable for home gardening. It fits the hand perfectly, and with the double longitudinal brasssprings, operates freely. This style Shear is made from the verybest material with blades of best crucible steel, correctly tempered,having long bevel which, with properly arched hook, makes it aneasy cutter. This Shear has the regulating ratchet nut and an attached endfastening clip, which cannot be lost or misplaced. It is full polishedand nickel plated, all excellent features in Pruning Shear construc-tion. Fully PEXTO No. R 170-9 THIS Shear was especially designed for parties who like a goodsize, wide blade, and is also made of the very best materials,many people claiming that it cuts easier in their hands thanany other style they have ever used. For that reason, its popularitycontinues to grow. This style is made with a volute spring, which is also desired byparties who lean to this particular style. It has the regulatingratchet nut, end clip fastening arrangement, is full polished andnickel plated. Fully Guaranteed.
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