Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Pappy on August 24, 2015, 06:26:23 am
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I love old ax's and tools, found these this weekend while me and Miss Joanie were out celebrating our anniversary. ;) Believe it or not she loves helping me find this kind of stuff also. Should be able to make some handy working tools out of this stuff,and a good deal to boot. ;) :)
Pappy
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Nice score Pappy. :)
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What make are those ax heads Pappy?
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Haven't cleaned them up enough to tell yet Clint. :)
Pappy
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I have a real "soft" spot for the old cutting tools also...that's a nice stash right there.
rich
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That a hewing ax head in the middle?
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I got dibs on the splittin wedges.
Still doing it by hand here.
You must have some bodacious big wine bottles
over there in Tennessee?? >:D
Zuma
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;D ;D ;D ya big wine bottles in TN. Zuma. ;)
Pappy
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Nice score, Mark. I love digging through the old tools.
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I like that holey spoon!!
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Looks like you hit the mother load.
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Pappy, you do know what that spoon is used for? Yup get the slush out of the hole when hard water fishing :o ;D ;D Bob
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Thanks for that info Bob. ;)I plan on using it to strain pin pitch glue. ;) :) Clint I couldn't find any names on the small ax or broad ax only some small markings but still trying to figure the name on the firemans ax it looks like something and Warren ,just not sure yet, :-\ may try some vinegar on it to try and bring the name out, any other ideas would be appreciated. :)
Pappy
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Your local Hardware store should carry a product called - Evapo-Rust. GREAT stuff - I brought back some OLD Axe heads using this stuff. It's water soluble/Biodegradable/non-corrosive & reuseable - COOL stuff and works as advertised ! Bob
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I think I found it, I will have to look close but I believe the fire ax is a Warren made by Warren A&T Co. Warren, PA. established in 1893,no idea how old it is. :-\ Hope I can bring out the name better but pretty sure that is what it says on it. :)
Pappy
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Pappy , Warren , Pa. is only 50 to 60 miles east of here, right on the Alleghany River. Bob
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Sounds like you bought a bunch of Yankee tools.
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;) :) :)
Pappy
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Very nice haul Pappy - I like to go to a local auction house and often get out bid by the "wall hangers" who have more money than I do.