50 dollar Blur. USA everything
They retail around 125 now
Knives or axes whatever
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50 dollar Blur. USA everything
They retail around 125 now
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I have 2 of these I really like them.
Cold Steel AD-15 Lite Folding Knife 3.5 Drop Point AUS-10A Polished
The Cold Steel AD-15 Lite Folding Knife is the economic version of the AD-15. Identical in look, style and construction, to the original, the AD-15 Lite...
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maybe one you knows, yesterday i detected a spot i found on an old map, it was gone by 1920. other than iron bits, i got a 1910 wheat, a little copper heart locket, and a hatchet head like i have never seen. it was 12" deep.
it has no pole at all, just an eye which is split open. very small, about 4" long and the bit almost as wide. i cant find an exaple like it on giggle. im wondering how old it is. no doubt blacksmith made?
it has no pole at all, just an eye which is split open. very small, about 4" long and the bit almost as wide. i cant find an exaple like it on giggle. im wondering how old it is. no doubt blacksmith made?
hmm, i changed my search and came with a british made spiked tomahawk. this has no spike. i need to clean it up, this may be really old.
My son in law finds an old axe head about every time we go detecting. i found one last time we went but accidentally left it at the site. too heavy to carry around and forgot it when we left. ain't goin back fer it, too far.
i never seen one like this one with no real pole, its just round back and that part was thin. this little site, had no can slaw at all. iron and copper only. its nice to not dig 10lbs of can slaw. i dont think it any thing but a small hose though, really tight area of iron signal.
Rick im gonna need a different shovel. the curve in a regular shovel makes me miss the target some times. i need a straight one, and one that aint heavy. i was gonna make one, but you know i will make it too heavy.
I use predator tools and grave digger shovels. i prefer the predator though.
went out and found a 1887 indian, and an iron lol. i still have not found a true colonial site, or one i can find colonial items at. most are full of aluminum. at least this little site isn't, but i believe i have now covered it all.
Better stay out of them graveyards, bad juju to mess with native american graves.
My favorite shovel is called a ladybug, yeah it's probably for a woman. don't care though. it's 28 inches long and really light. I also see everything on that site has went up 20 to 30 bucks since i bought it.
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Model 28 - The Ladybug - Shovel
Length: 28" 1/4". Step: 6", Throat: 4" Blade Width: 4" 1/2, Blade: 9" Long, With foodpads on the shovel 7" 1/4 in across. YES -- THIS MODEL FITS FOOTPADS This is a new tool, designed by Pamela Lesche in 2017. The Ladybug is a very versatile tool. Used for metal detecting, prospecting, nursery...
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only my second indian, and oldest coin so far. they are both in great shape but this 1887 looks really nice. i wish i could find a few large cents, i bet they will be in good shape in this sandy ground.Better stay out of them graveyards, bad juju to mess with native american graves.
maybe but it flares up just as much as down.Trade ax ?
