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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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More New Finds - Enjoy!!!
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you could start a very very well stocked museum! awesome finds
Those are beauties!
Mortgage on your house and statute of limitations of paying alimony/child support must be entirely done with! Ordinary folks would be sipping drinks and sitting on a warm beach somewhere with their capital and here you are searching out museum-quality axes.
Mortgage on your house and statute of limitations of paying alimony/child support must be entirely done with! Ordinary folks would be sipping drinks and sitting on a warm beach somewhere with their capital and here you are searching out museum-quality axes.
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BTW- and I am not assuming that you have a ton of free time! But, if you did...the guy that runs yesteryeartools.com is always looking for new company names/pics/labels to add to the database, and I see some in your collection that I have not seen before. If you ever felt inclined, I am sure that he would love the addition to the knowledge base. I know that I have a ton of constraints on my time, so I am not assuming that you can do this easily, but I just wanted to put the idea out there. I love your collection. I find a ton of cool stuff, but nothing close to the condition of your finds. Well, there was one, but it was only 50 or so years old. 
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The gentleman from yesteryear tools, tom Lammond, passed away about 2 years ago now. The site is in stand still except for some minor alterations.
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Sad to know that.
I am thankful for his work.
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Tom has authored several books on various axe / tool mfg's. They are available on his site. I have a few of them. When these are gone...it will be the end of them. Get em while you can.
Tom
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Hey! Memphis! Long time no see. How's the hangman doing?
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Very jealous of your finds. Nice work :thumbup:
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Very nice collection! I love the makers' marks.
Those axe heads are beautiful evidence of what we lost as a nation when we turned from making, doing and daring things to buying, watching and avoiding things.
Those axe heads are beautiful evidence of what we lost as a nation when we turned from making, doing and daring things to buying, watching and avoiding things.