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This is one of my favorite axes!
It’s a 4lb G. White Axe Co PSF with a >40” handle.
It’s a 4lb G. White Axe Co PSF with a >40” handle.
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That’s awesome.This is one of my favorite axes!
It’s a 4lb G. White Axe Co with a >40” handle.
It’s old, like 1899.That’s awesome.
there is no *crying* emoticon but I’m really glad that it went to someone here.Well, I found a new home for it. Maybe you’ll see it on here again after it’s all cleaned up
Ethnographically, it represents an under-appreciated era of American culture.
I hope to see it here again too.
Have you seen the wall yet?I KNEW IT! Congrats man!
While happy for you, I cannot bring myself to “like” this.It found a great home
While happy for you, I cannot bring myself to “like” this.
LoL. Well said.At least it's in good company there and not slumming it with my heaps of rusty junk lol.
At least it's in good company there and not slumming it with my heaps of rusty junk lol.
This is one of my favorite axes!
It’s a 4lb G. White Axe Co PSF with a >40” handle.
I didn’t. That’s basically how I got it.What did that look like before you restored it?
My friend gave me his 1942 Sager Chemical Axe Puget Sound yesterday that he got from his great uncle many years back.
That was my thoughts . If it was given to me by a friend especially something that had been in the friends family. I don't think I would have sold it. If I didn't want it to keep I would have helped my friend sell it . I would have either displayed it or hafted it and used it. I was given a like new gravely professional 12 Walking tractor this month it is easily worth $1000-$1500 it isn't for saleAnd you immediately sold it?