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« Reply #20 on: July 22, 2009, 10:54:18 pm »
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nice finds congrads

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« Reply #21 on: July 23, 2009, 03:13:40 pm »
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tabdog;

That is virtually identical to the NM piece and I can see it is NOT from a double or single tree but it must be somewhere close and used with horse (or oxen) work.

It looks like the other one wore through the ring

The hooks on a s/dtree have flat, tube-like circles so they bind to the wood (with the help  of a rivet,) and the hooks are almost circles. My paternal grandpa was a blacksmith and so was my maternal uncle, my uncle once made a barrel of horse shoes, for his bro-in-laws brother, and shipped them 400 mi into the boonies. I know a tiny bit about smithing.

I will have another look....

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« Reply #22 on: July 23, 2009, 04:00:17 pm »
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tabdog;

That is virtually identical to the NM piece and I can see it is NOT from a double or single tree but it must be somewhere close and used with horse (or oxen) work.

It looks like the other one wore through the ring

The hooks on a s/dtree have flat, tube-like circles so they bind to the wood (with the help  of a rivet,) and the hooks are almost circles. My paternal grandpa was a blacksmith and so was my maternal uncle, my uncle once made a barrel of horse shoes, for his bro-in-laws brother, and shipped them 400 mi into the boonies. I know a tiny bit about smithing.

I will have another look....

Brian AKA goldigger



Thanks fer your help.

I am gettin over my head here a little.

I do not have any real experience with
all this stuff.

I just learn as I go.

But my hart is in it,

Tabdog

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