Huge 16" tailor scissors, 1950s

This is my first post, looking for your expert advise on a pair of scissors I got hold of today.
As per the attachments, these are massive 16" in length, very heavy and hard to handle, fabric scissors that belonged to a tailor in Egypt, 1950. Smaller scissors to appreciate scale.
There is only one marking and "No. 30" beneath it, nothing else.
Can anyone help identify the maker?
Many thanks,
Dean

 

I suggest you start by photographing lying on a plain background and then do a Google Images search.

Debora

 

I handled those in the late 70's....but in Canada..

 

Old tymey logo. Probably a manufacturer that's been around for a while.

Debora

 

Thanks, indeed I had already searched for the clean logo (attached), to no avail.

 

And for the scissors themselves?

Debora

 

The shape is typical, the size cannot be indicated somehow, so I doubt a photo of a regular pair of scissors would catch the maker of these.

 

Just one tool available to you. And a free one. I did a search and you'd be surprised the variety of minor differences in tailor shears. (Of course, I wasn't working with the best quality photograph for a search of that type.) Good luck to you.

Debora

 

Hmmm...

5. Use Online Resources
If you have considered all the tips outlined above and have yet to identify your antique scissors, you may want to take advantage of online resources. Antiquers is an excellent place to start—you can post an image on the platform, and members can help you identify, and even date the antique scissors.
https://www.jacquelinestallone.com/antique-scissors/

Give us some time. Someone may be able to help.

 

Can you please post photos clearly showing both sides of the shears, (without hands)?