Boat Anchor

Teremitus

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Aug 29, 2023
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Blackfoot58

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Jan 11, 2023
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Iowa
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Makro Simplex+
Congratulations. That is a cool find. We have several nautical experts. They will chime in and supply great info, I’m certain. Welcome to the T Net forums. You’re in the right place and off to a good start.
 

ArfieBoy

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Aug 11, 2011
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N.E. Oregon
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Compass X-70, Compass X-80, Compass X-90, Compass Judge 2, Garrett AT Pro
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That is a great find. Welcome to the forum from Oregon.
 

Old Bookaroo

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Dec 4, 2008
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Yep, that's an anchor!

The Homewrecker says it was made after 1820 because it has the iron crossbar. This bar that folds for storage would appear to be a more modern adaption. Potter also says anchors with heart-shaped flukes were usually made before 1700. I'm guessing this one is an exception.

Good luck to all,

The Old Bookaroo
 

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