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My new bullwhip from Simon Martin
Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 08:14
by Mario Desgronte
Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 09:37
by Roy Partin
Wow Mario, that is a very nice looking pair. I think I can see you smiling from here. Thanks for sharing those beauties with us
Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 09:42
by Robert Gage
Mario, those are GREAT whips! And the photos are great, too!
I think 6 and 1/2 feet is an excellent all-purpose length for a bullwhip. I like it better than 6 foot: it rolls out that little bit better, but is still short enough for precision target work.
Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 09:57
by Guest
That's just beautiful! Both the whips and the photography
- Pokkis
Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 13:45
by Andreas Reich
Hey Mario, that are two awesome whips. A lot of phantastic braided details and both have a nice shape. I´m a friend of plain coloured whips, because it shows more of this. Wish you very much fun with this beautys!
Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 16:14
by Jeff Roseborough
Very Nice Whips. I've been an admirer of his work for years. Simon puts out a quality whip!
Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 17:12
by Grant Weaver
Cool whips! I love the rocks glass and cigar, very classy haha

Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 17:55
by Guest
Nice looking pictures of nice looking whips. That's a nice pair right there alright.
Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 23:36
by Rachel McCollough
Beautiful whips, beautiful photos too! Thanks so much for sharing, Mario, and may you enjoy a long life with those whips!
Posted: Sun 30. Aug 2015, 23:56
by Jessie Edwards
Oh Mario, my breath literally caught in my chest. How beautiful. The pictures too. The vignette with the whiskey and cigar is my favorite... I love the thing on the end of the heel knot. Is there meaning behind the number on that brass thing? I'm sorry I just don't know what that is called. If there is a name for it please tell me.
Posted: Mon 31. Aug 2015, 00:06
by Taylor Jennings
Just wow...gorgeous work. Oh yeah, the whips are nice too.

Posted: Mon 31. Aug 2015, 08:13
by Mario Desgronte
Many thanks for the compliments, the whips are so fantastic, Simon Martin makes an excellent job.
All the best,
Mario
Posted: Mon 31. Aug 2015, 20:50
by Chris Castle
Gosh - those are beautiful, thanks for posting such great pics!
Posted: Mon 31. Aug 2015, 21:16
by Robby Amper
Great as usual. Simon is a fantastic whip maker. And a good friend. But - you missed to answer Jesse's question.
Robby
Posted: Mon 31. Aug 2015, 22:27
by Mario Desgronte
Jessica, the number at the brass that is on the end of the heel knot shows us how many bullwhips and how many stock whips Simon Martin has made.
The bullwhip is number: 170
The stock whip is number: 118
All the best,
Mario
Posted: Mon 31. Aug 2015, 22:38
by Jessie Edwards
I suspected as much. Do you know how awesome that is? At some point, the lower that number is, the more collectible and valuable the work. The fact that stamp is even there really says something about the excellence of the piece. Oh, how awesome is that?
Posted: Tue 1. Sep 2015, 02:02
by Tyler Blake
Wow, those are stunning- I like the idea of a set that isn't matched exactly, but has the same theme. Congratulations to you on the acquisition Mario, and to Simon, for another beautiful whip

Posted: Tue 1. Sep 2015, 18:08
by Sir Roger Tuson
Top class work there. You're a lucky man, Mario.