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Join Date: Jan 2007
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I think M Eley might have cracked it!
I was going to reply to this thread this morning, but computer threw a fit. And I Was going to say that it reminds me of a boathook, but shank is much too short. Then, I thought maybe a boarding axe, as such items were weapons as well as tools. Also wonderd vaguely about a fireman's axe...18thC or before.... But I think M Eley may have put all this idle conjecture to rest! Richard. |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Hi Mark,
Thank you for your post (and depth of reference material! ![]() ![]() To what degree - if any - documentation exists I cannot say. As I understand it, the provenance is known but not documented, though I am not certain of this... I'll follow up on this over the next couple days and post any additional findings regarding provenance should there be any. Also, I guess I have to address that proverbial elephant in my browser window, i.e., that damn inbox that's been full since I don't know when, and clean out a few msgs to make room for some queries I'll be sending via PM... ![]() Gene, 'Nando, Richard, and of course Mark - thank you all... Cheers, Chris |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: NC, U.S.A.
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Check out T.A.T.C.O. old site, an excellent resource, for the most part.
http://tatcalite.tripod.com/id5.htm |
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