creskol
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Dug these two yesterday. How old are they? Ever seen a pick like this one?
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The spikes for the pick head look to be hand forged and its use maybe mining or ore digging.Also the hoe use for trenching, planting ,digging and one side large head and slender on the opposite.just my thought
vanzutphen. Ihave found these spikes minus the twist dating from 1700s.
vanzutphen. Ihave found these spikes minus the twist dating from 1700s.
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The pick looks to be the older of the two.....by quite a lot IMO.
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