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creskol said:
I think it might be time to call this one solved
nice work
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How do you do that creskol? That is a neat trick, superimposing things. I saw another post you did that to. I am impressed, and not tech savvy.
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Because most of the broken pieces of iron I get called to identify are from artillery shells, I figured I'd take on Swartie's "long shot" challenge. Piece of broken snaffle bit was my guess before I scrolled down and saw Creskol's. I'm just speaking up as a secondary, "confirming" opinion.
Very nice work with the photo too, Creskol.
Very nice work with the photo too, Creskol.
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