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Hunting Horse Shoe Nails for a meal in 1894.

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The morning call. (San Francisco [Calif.]), 10 June 1894.

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https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/...=&proxValue=&dateFilterType=yearRange&page=62
 
Cool story.
People today won't even pick up change.
 
Now all I need to do is to find a blacksmith to buy my nails! I'm pretty sure the really old ones are iron, not steel.
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Wow, just think where he got have been if he had one of today's magnets.
 
Okay, so you're telling me that the blacksmith down by "Mickey D's" will buy you a Big Mac for a pound of nails??
Good post Jeff,,
 
I wonder if the Cobble Stone Streets are still under there
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I wonder if the Cobble Stone Streets are still under there
Kearney & post Sts san francisco Ca
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i would bet the cobblestones are still there ,,if that area is like my neck of the woods , the road crews just cover over everything and call it good
 
I wonder if the Cobble Stone Streets are still under there
Kearney & post Sts san francisco Ca
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I know that the only part of the cobblestone street that is removed is when the subsurface structural / utilities are installed. Electrical, plumbing, communications, etc, and major transportation services like below surface train systems. (Subways).
Other than that, they are paved over with 3 inches of blacktop. Usually, the trolley / streetcar rails are left in place and paved over also.
 

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