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Angry Waiter said:
That would be great! Let us know what state they were found please!
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I've wanted to take a pic like this for awhile. I got inspired by Angry Waiter Angry Waiter .

Here's my Arrowhead shielded knives, along with some Native American arrowheads, and a flint fire starter. I found these, as a 10 year old, around St. Clairsville, Ohio. That was 61 years ago. The little bit of research I did indicates they may have been made by either Mingo, Delaware, or even the Powhatan Tribes. I still recall breaking the needle point off the arrowhead on the right hand side of the pic. Stupid kids!
The largest arrowhead was found by my dad, probably in the 1920s around Monongahela, PA, where he lived as a boy. Somewhere I have a coffee can of flint pieces that I picked up as a kid in Ohio.
Anyway, Here's a Northwoods Fall Creek, a Northwoods Norfolk and a Scagel Wharncliffe for your viewing pleasure.
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Peregrin said:
I've wanted to take a pic like this for awhile. I got inspired by Angry Waiter Angry Waiter .

Here's my Arrowhead shielded knives, along with some Native American arrowheads, and a flint fire starter. I found these, as a 10 year old, around St. Clairsville, Ohio. That was 61 years ago. The little bit of research I did indicates they may have been made by either Mingo, Delaware, or even the Powhatan Tribes. I still recall breaking the needle point off the arrowhead on the right hand side of the pic. Stupid kids!
The largest arrowhead was found by my dad, probably in the 1920s around Monongahela, PA, where he lived as a boy. Somewhere I have a coffee can of flint pieces that I picked up as a kid in Ohio.
Anyway, Here's a Northwoods Fall Creek, a Northwoods Norfolk and a Scagel Wharncliffe for your viewing pleasure.
LH4nVvw.jpg
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Very nice !!!
 
Peregrin said:
I've wanted to take a pic like this for awhile. I got inspired by Angry Waiter Angry Waiter .

Here's my Arrowhead shielded knives, along with some Native American arrowheads, and a flint fire starter. I found these, as a 10 year old, around St. Clairsville, Ohio. That was 61 years ago. The little bit of research I did indicates they may have been made by either Mingo, Delaware, or even the Powhatan Tribes. I still recall breaking the needle point off the arrowhead on the right hand side of the pic. Stupid kids!
The largest arrowhead was found by my dad, probably in the 1920s around Monongahela, PA, where he lived as a boy. Somewhere I have a coffee can of flint pieces that I picked up as a kid in Ohio.
Anyway, Here's a Northwoods Fall Creek, a Northwoods Norfolk and a Scagel Wharncliffe for your viewing pleasure.
LH4nVvw.jpg
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Great pic and all three of those knives are gorgeous, Gary.

I really hope we see another run of Fall Creeks - it sure looks like a handy little fixed blade.
 
Peregrin said:
I've wanted to take a pic like this for awhile. I got inspired by Angry Waiter Angry Waiter .

Here's my Arrowhead shielded knives, along with some Native American arrowheads, and a flint fire starter. I found these, as a 10 year old, around St. Clairsville, Ohio. That was 61 years ago. The little bit of research I did indicates they may have been made by either Mingo, Delaware, or even the Powhatan Tribes. I still recall breaking the needle point off the arrowhead on the right hand side of the pic. Stupid kids!
The largest arrowhead was found by my dad, probably in the 1920s around Monongahela, PA, where he lived as a boy. Somewhere I have a coffee can of flint pieces that I picked up as a kid in Ohio.
Anyway, Here's a Northwoods Fall Creek, a Northwoods Norfolk and a Scagel Wharncliffe for your viewing pleasure.
LH4nVvw.jpg
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That Scagel is something else!
 
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