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[nomad 11]

found this on one of my fishing excursions last summer on the riverbank in the sinner state. it seems to me that it was used by the pioneers when they used to float icebergs down the river. its so rusty i cant see a date or manufacture on it. the metal part was on the end of a wooden pole. so ? just looking to validate my thoughts. oops/ trying to load pictures. but it says toooo large

 

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[Mackaydon]

Try loading just one or two pics.
Or use a pic from here as a similar object:

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Don..

 

[pa plateau hiker]

It might be the end of a pike pole. They were used to move logs in creeks and mill ponds.

 

[creskol]

found this on one of my fishing excursions last summer on the riverbank in the sinner state. it seems to me that it was used by the pioneers when they used to float icebergs down the river. its so rusty i cant see a date or manufacture on it. the metal part was on the end of a wooden pole. so ? just looking to validate my thoughts. oops/ trying to load pictures. but it says toooo large

I often solve that problem by taking a quick screen shot .. the file isn't as large.

 

[nomad 11]

Try loading just one or two pics.
Or use a pic from here as a similar object:

floating ice tool - Google Search

www.google.com

Don..

i tried loading only one. i didnt have this problem with my old phone. what to do when the device is smarter than u are ? DOH !

 

[nomad 11]

I often solve that problem by taking a quick screen shot .. the file isn't as

I often solve that problem by taking a quick screen shot .. the file isn't as large.

quick screen shot ? does not compute ?

 

[Retired Sarge]

found this on one of my fishing excursions last summer on the riverbank in the sinner state. it seems to me that it was used by the pioneers when they used to float icebergs down the river. its so rusty i cant see a date or manufacture on it. the metal part was on the end of a wooden pole. so ? just looking to validate my thoughts. oops/ trying to load pictures. but it says toooo large

PM sent with email address, email me the picture(s) and I'll resize and post it (them) for ya.

 

[nomad 11]

found this on one of my fishing excursions last summer on the riverbank in the sinner state. it seems to me that it was used by the pioneers when they used to float icebergs down the river. its so rusty i cant see a date or manufacture on it. the metal part was on the end of a wooden pole. so ? just looking to validate my thoughts. oops/ trying to load pictures. but it says toooo large

its about 12 inches long and 1 1/2 inches wide..................well i got one picture to load but not another. i guess i'll have to wait for the computer to change moods. stay tuned. thanks

 

[Blackfoot58]

its about 12 inches long and 1 1/2 inches wide..................well i got one picture to load but not another. i guess i'll have to wait for the computer to change moods. stay tuned. thanks

Kind of resembles the pick end of a mattock, but hard to tell.

 

[Retired Sarge]

Could it possibly be a broken wood pike.....? Op did state wood was found in it.

 

[nomad 11]

Kind of resembles the pick end of a mattock, but hard to tell.

nope the left side of it there was a pole like a broom stick. trying to get the other picture loaded