Wheatsweep
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old ajax pendant, anyone see this before?
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There is nothing on the back
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villagenut
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Ajax was a thoroughbred race horse that had quite a prolific career. Problem is, apparently there were two that shared the name Ajax. One was racing during the time period after 1904 and the other around the 40s. You choose. I would have gotten over excited as it was dug for at first it looks like some old Roman coin
. Nice find
Ajax (horse) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ajax II - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
. Nice findAjax (horse) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ajax II - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Based on the Greek warrior on the war horse, this pendant is probably a referral to Ajax of Greek mythology. Very cool find! Sub 
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It's modern. The letter "J" was not used prior to the sixteenth century.
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