ohioaxeman Bronze Member Joined Apr 8, 2007 Messages 1,128 Reaction score 10 Golden Thread 0 Location sandusky, ohio Feb 27, 2011 #1 wish this one had the tip. both pics are of the same blade, just different lighting! Attachments heads 038.webp 37.9 KB · Views: 357 heads 037.webp 19.6 KB · Views: 349 Upvote 0
jeff a Sr. Member Joined Sep 16, 2008 Messages 473 Reaction score 19 Golden Thread 0 Location ne ohio Feb 27, 2011 #2 Re: Ashtabula? classic ashtabula , still nice with the tip missing
The Grim Reaper Gold Member Joined Apr 3, 2008 Messages 7,826 Reaction score 7,076 Golden Thread 0 Location Southern Ohio Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 27, 2011 #3 Yep, that's a shame. That would have been a dandy. I saw a 4 inch one go for close to $300 at an auction here in Portsmouth last summer. It was a classic too. Very nice.
Yep, that's a shame. That would have been a dandy. I saw a 4 inch one go for close to $300 at an auction here in Portsmouth last summer. It was a classic too. Very nice.
jeff a Sr. Member Joined Sep 16, 2008 Messages 473 Reaction score 19 Golden Thread 0 Location ne ohio Feb 27, 2011 #4 there was a 6 inch ash at the last aso show that was 1200.00, biggest ive had was 5.5 inches most i get are around the size of ohioaxemans, i have one field i hunt that we call ashtabula hill all we find there are ashes mostly small ones though
there was a 6 inch ash at the last aso show that was 1200.00, biggest ive had was 5.5 inches most i get are around the size of ohioaxemans, i have one field i hunt that we call ashtabula hill all we find there are ashes mostly small ones though
Treefrog Sr. Member Joined Apr 26, 2009 Messages 495 Reaction score 78 Golden Thread 0 Location cookeville Feb 27, 2011 #5 I found this one in my dig site... Tree Attachments SNB13005.webp 76.3 KB · Views: 345 SNB13005.webp 76.3 KB · Views: 309
The Grim Reaper Gold Member Joined Apr 3, 2008 Messages 7,826 Reaction score 7,076 Golden Thread 0 Location Southern Ohio Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Feb 28, 2011 #6 I don't think that's an Ashtabula treefrog. It looks more like a Motley to me with the corners broken off. These are classic Ashtabulas.
I don't think that's an Ashtabula treefrog. It looks more like a Motley to me with the corners broken off. These are classic Ashtabulas.
ohioaxeman Bronze Member Joined Apr 8, 2007 Messages 1,128 Reaction score 10 Golden Thread 0 Location sandusky, ohio Feb 28, 2011 Thread Owner #7 steve, the last ash is awesome.