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Come on fellows let's get back on topic and do away with the "wordology" (how's that for a term to talk about? :icon_scratch:

My feeling is that during that Erra they also had regular hammers and tack hammers. Just add a bit of wood as handles and some raw hide to secure them to the ends and walla, you now have a couple of pre historic tools.

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B Seated, I was thinki8ng that maybe you are missing an H out of your thread title.:dontknow:

Curtain rod end

When I first checked the thread title I read it spelled with an A. It probably happened a few times there.:lurk:

How's this: "SIR, If you are going to do that here in the woods where I live, at least please aim over there on a tree."

Glad to see u r still hanging in there. There is a bright future for all starting with a major change in the DC area and you getting well.

I have seen something similar to that used as a tap tool for tree sap to collect for syrup.

dont kno bout that.

If you do not know the exact date it is a general term that means "very old":clock:

That term is more suited for the current Wash. DC area. The lift station in this case would be a normal elevator and the lifters would be two legged. :walk:

Vintage very heavy duty dagger.

Vintage auto radio antenna base.

Vintage Iron knife cleaver. Used to process meat on a chopping board.

Seems like these items are petrified so that takes it back past our current politician's body parts. This means that we probably have many ancestors today that have passed on those features to our current crop of DC elected employees and way off in the future our survivors will have a topic to...

You not only have a dead fly but some broken electrical pieces to clean up. May be time to invest in what was called a "fly swatter" in the old days instead of the old news paper trick.:protest:

Vintage bottle cleaning tool. swab on end has gone missing.

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My thought was this with outside ring broken off: