Pick Axe Head from Mining Claim I Have access to (1880's-1920)

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Well there you have it... Its an old Pick Axe Head. Often I need help identifying thing I find, but this one was quite obvious to me haha.

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Pretty cool. I have access to an old quarry.
It's pretty interesting what has been left behind.
Congrats on the pick.
 

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Nice find! That must have "hit real hard". :occasion14:
 

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