Axe head

wetfly

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Twinkletoes

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It's your treasure. It's never gone too far. Look at the cutting edge. if you can see a seam, it was hand forged!

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vpnavy

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Nice find wetfly. If you let it sit in hot water and dish soap detergent and take a brush to it - you will be surprised how much dirt (looks like rust) comes off. I cleaned one up (I know - you shouldn't clean them up - lose value). I sprayed some clear protector on it. It cleaned up real nice and it is now on my desk as a paper weight.
 

goldnrelics

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That's an oldie! GREAT find! I love finding axe heads
 

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