Ninjafossils
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Found these scissors at my colonial site. They look hand forged, especially the handle. Is it hand forged?
Hand forged scissors
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ohiowhiteguy
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they look hand made to me...pretty cool...
please don't run with them in your hand..you could get hurt..
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OWG...
please don't run with them in your hand..you could get hurt..
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OWG...
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Probably hand forged. What would be the alternative? Forged by . . . ? Hinged scissors were almost unkown until the time of the French & Indian War (one-piece shears were the norm). Possibly yours are very early and of the colonial era.
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