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Garabaldi

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Two of the three have the same hex bolt style on the top. All three have small holes on the sides og them. They are all threaded. Any ideas. :dontknow:
 

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Garabaldi said:
Two of the three have the same hex bolt style on the top. All three have small holes on the sides og them. They are all threaded. Any ideas. :dontknow:
ox balls, they went on the horn tips.
 
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Would ox balls be threaded?
 
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"hey that rymes" :laughing7: Thank you for the images and ID gents. This is great. :notworthy:
 
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Cool. :icon_thumleft:
Anyone know how old they are? :icon_scratch:
 
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Garabaldi said:
Cool. :icon_thumleft:
Anyone know how old they are? :icon_scratch:
they have been used since they been using oxen to prevent the farmer from becoming a horn ornament lol.
there listed in sears catalog of the 1880s .39 cents per. doz. the hole in the side is for a nail. don't feel bad when i first found them i thought they were baby carriage axel caps.
 
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:laughing7:
Thanks broken knee. :icon_thumleft:
 
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