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An example of hardstone hand polish
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Igyjastabay
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Another angle. You can see the pecking.
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Nice!
Is that another one? Or haven't you sold it yet?
Is that another one? Or haven't you sold it yet?
Igyjastabay
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I have had it for years. I had it for sale a few years ago. You are correct
mainejman
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That has to be one of the nicest axes I've ever seen...Here in Maine axes are hard to come by...But I have adzes and gouges that show even more polish...mjm
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