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Old Yesterday, 01:56 AM   #4
M ELEY
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Awesome information CC and I too am surprised to learn of a boarding piece being influenced by a fire implement and not the other way around (as it is in most circumstances). These mid-century boarding axes were definitely made for deck clearing. Is this one of the axes from your own collection?
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