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[Blackfoot58]

This was near the massive pile of harness iron I found earlier this sumner. It was grown into some large hedge tree roots. I got it free today. I assume some type of farm machinery. Resembles some cultivator points I’ve seen, or possibly a mower section. The logo seemed easy to trace (ha) BRAND with an arrow through it. I’m fairly certain that Wrigley Spearmint and Pierce Arrow neither had a hand in making this. My searches kept landing on those 2 things. I also found the 2 small buckle frames. Any help appreciated. Im going to post a parallel story about the area on a different forum. Looks exciting. Thanks.

 

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[Retired Sarge]

Yeah you'd have to know what it is to narrow it down. I did a cursory search under "Arrow Brand" with no luck.

Hopefully someone will know what the item itself is or off of.

 

[robertk]

I don't know about the branding, but it looks like a cultivator tooth. Something that would go on something like this (though it seems to be backwards, so maybe not?).

 

[Red-Coat]

It's a hay cutter:

"Arrow Brand" Primitive Antique Loose Hay Knife Old Farm Tool Country Rustic | #1468834348

Arrow Brand Primitive Antique Loose Hay Knife Old Farm Tool T hese were used to cut loose hay to make more manageable to work with. The Arrow Brand was unique as it had replaceable blades, if one wa

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[robertk]

It's a hay cutter:

Nice! Your knowledge and search skills are amazing!