The Business End of the Tomahawk

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Posted 10 years ago

broge007
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When I was growing up in Oklahoma you couldn't go outside and walk 300 ft. without finding either one of these or arrowheads. Was a favorite game for Sunday afternoons. The one who found the most got the first serving of homemade ice cream. They are all gone now except for a very rare few like this one I was fortunate enough to find on a little farm just south of Stigler, Okla. Guess the fact that I actually found it is what makes it so special to me.

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broge007, 10 years ago
Thank you aghcollect and Kyratango for the love. I appreciate it.
scottvez, 10 years ago
Nice find!

Thanks for sharing and welcome to CW.

scott
blunderbuss2, 10 years ago
I've only had one of these & damned if I know where it is now. Nice piece.
broge007, 10 years ago
Thank you Scott. And thank you blunder. guess they are easy to misplace and also easy to be mistaken for a rock. lol
broge007, 10 years ago
Thank you Bobby and thank you also Kerry.. Wish I knew as much about my cut crystal and depression glass as I do about these rocks. lol

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