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russys tray of hooks
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Nice tray! I really like all of the bone artifacts you post but these hooks are probably one of my favs. They are in such good condition it looks like most of them could have been made just yesterday.
Nice tray! I really like all of the bone artifacts you post but these hooks are probably one of my favs. They are in such good condition it looks like most of them could have been made just yesterday.
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That is a interesting collection of hook's Steve
. I noticed that some are fairly small and they look very well made that is a very nice collection thanks for posting it 
. Some of those on the right are really great they look thin and really delicate.
That is a interesting collection of hook's Steve
. I noticed that some are fairly small and they look very well made that is a very nice collection thanks for posting it . Some of those on the right are really great they look thin and really delicate.
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Great frame guy.....I love the unfinished ones....Down here thier pretty much are myth.
Great frame guy.....I love the unfinished ones....Down here thier pretty much are myth.
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I doubt there is anyone else in the US that could show a frame with that many authentic, personally found bone fish hooks. Seriously impressive finds Steve.
I doubt there is anyone else in the US that could show a frame with that many authentic, personally found bone fish hooks. Seriously impressive finds Steve.
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I agree.... "Impressive"....joshuaream said:
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I have only seen one other tray of Bone Fish Hooks that nice that were all personal finds and that one belonged to Paul Fritch from the Cincy area.
Very impressive display Steve. Those are some awesome Fish Hooks. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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I have only seen one other tray of Bone Fish Hooks that nice that were all personal finds and that one belonged to Paul Fritch from the Cincy area.
Very impressive display Steve. Those are some awesome Fish Hooks. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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Nice hooks! I found about 10 fishooks when I was a kid but only 3 unbroken ones. I got a pic of them that I'll post.
Nice hooks! I found about 10 fishooks when I was a kid but only 3 unbroken ones. I got a pic of them that I'll post.
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thanks to everyone for the kind comments
yes coteau, please post your picture here
steve
thanks to everyone for the kind comments
yes coteau, please post your picture here
steve
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