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Old 27th July 2023, 08:00 PM   #2
mgolab
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Also, just to add-

the axe comes from the Fort Ligonier area in PA. Not sure if there is any historical connection...then again, a lot of coal mining in that area. However, the forging seems to pre-date coal mining days.

Also, lack of ears on the axe-I understand may indicate English influence.

Would appreciate any comments. Thanks
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