-
other hooks were also made by most edge-tool makers,
including pea and bean
hooks,
gorse or
furze hooks,
trimming hooks,
staff hooks, slashers,
pruning hooks...
- from
relatively few
early tools (axe, scythe/wide-bladed knife, and the
pruning hook) and the spear. Thus naming,
particularly of
early forms, is difficult...
- Idaho, and
having an "amazing
right forearm" that "works like a
folding pruning hook on the
pantographic principle". He
gives it the
binomial nomenclature...
- long poles, in this case by
putting a
pruning hook onto a
spear shaft.
While early designs were
simply a
hook on the end of a long pole,
later designs...
-
peasants by
combining hand
tools with long poles: in this case by
putting a
pruning hook onto a
spear shaft.
According to Sir Guy
Francis Laking,
among the polearms...
- they
shall beat
their swords into plowshares, and
their spears into
pruning hooks;
nation shall not lift up
sword against nation,
neither shall they learn...
- They
shall beat
their swords into
plowshares and
their spears into
pruning hooks;
nation will not lift
sword against nation and they will no
longer study...
- South's men in arms and as a
symbol of the past. The
figure holds a
pruning hook in its
right hand,
which in turn
rests on a plow. This
represents peace...
-
plowshare and
pruning hook inspired by
Isaiah 2:4...″ They
shall beat
their swords into
plowshares and
their spears into
pruning hooks;
nation shall not...
- wine—are seen parti****ting in
viticulture management,
using ladders and
pruning hooks,
carrying baskets of
gathered grapes, and
defending the
vines from scavenging...
