A box full of brokens!!

Bent-Twig

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Do any of you relic hunters also have a box of heartbreakers like this? Every now and then I will dig thru these boxes and pick out some candidates for my amature restoration projects. I have a couple of these boxes full. All are personal finds in the 12 years I have been relic hunting. Lots'a memories in this ole' box of relics. Since I got it out I might as well pick a few out to restore.


Happy Huntin' , Bent-Twig.
 

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wow, you have some nice heartbreakers, lets see the good ones well i mean the better ones. thanks now i feel like turning around and going back into the field. you in ohio
 

I agree with what some of the others are saying. I see quite a few pieces in there that I woulf put in frames or at least have out on display, especially all of the slate pieces. Of course slate is rare down my way so anything I find of slate is displayed whether it's broken or not.

As for having boxes of brokes and heartbreakers, yeah I have a few. All of the boxes you see under these shelves are full of broken pieces. There are also al kinds of boxes in behind that showcase on the right.
 

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I see quite a few in your "broken" box that don't appear to be broken AT ALL!!!

Are you sure some of them aren't dulled blades? Then I see a lot of stuff that has old breaks in it. That's the stuff with character in my opinion. Frame them!!!
 

Nice, i keep all of mine in riker cases but they are from 1 site, man cool colors and pics,i use to display brokes cause its all i had i still display a few and have some on a book shelf.
 

J Brown,

We are sure gettin' the rain. I love going over to Spencer and hunting. Great area. We'll have to hook up for a hunt sometime. I was supposed to be at the Mopar Natls. at Norwalk but there wont be any racing this weekend. Post some moreof that great local stuff. I know your bound to have some awesome flint.

Happy Huntin' , Bent-Twig.
 

Hey Folks,

Some of the responses were to display this stuff. I had a few extra cases laying around , so here's what ended up. Not very impressive , but not as bad as I thought they would look.

Happy Huntin' ,Bent-Twig.
 

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I think they look awesome, I too frame broken points, better than keeping then in a box.
Another box of points seeing the light of day ;D

Molly. :)
 

you all have such great finds, I have yet to find one arrowhead here in NJ and I should be able to find them as Indians were all over down here... and before you say it. Yes, I do keep my eyes out for them.. but you can bet when I do find my first one, Ya all will hear about it..

beautiful displays and awesome points and everything else.

Booty
 

Some of those "brokens" in that box would make my day.

Bent-Twig, those frames look impressive to me.
 

I have to agree. Those are some nice looking trays, especially the one with all of the slate.
 

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