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geezer

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Look, I found yet another BROKE MOTLEY!! And a few other pieces one I believe is a Hardaway, what do ya think?
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after clean up
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Also a friend of mine made me this sweet buckle from a deer skull!
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Those freakin motleys are thick as dogs teeth around my parts but i have yet to find a good one. I believe that is a hardaway and that is what i would classify it. But it could be a san patrice but the area me and u are in they would be hard out to call it that
 
Thanks catman,you shouldmake one they seem to be pretty simple and he sells them to a lady in the factory for 40 or 50bucks!!!! Also as far as the suspected hardaway point goes I had an old timer check it out and he instantly said Brewerton triangular. I am certain that it is old, mid to late archaic and I found it in a mostly woodland field. Not telling whats hiding way down deep below the plow zone!!!
 
geezer said:
Thanks catman,you shouldmake one they seem to be pretty simple and he sells them to a lady in the factory for 40 or 50bucks!!!!
is it the factory owners wife by chance? She is a regular customer at the nursery I work at located on the other side of the factory. 40 or 50 bucks dang..... reminds me, I saw some turkey feather pens at the farmers market, I have a bunch of nice turkey feathers and can buy some cheap pen cartridges and glue them into the quills, wonder how much I could sell some of those for.... people in franklin will pay a lot for stupid stuff! lol
 
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geezer said:
Thanks catman,you shouldmake one they seem to be pretty simple and he sells them to a lady in the factory for 40 or 50bucks!!!! Also as far as the suspected hardaway point goes I had an old timer check it out and he instantly said Brewerton triangular. I am certain that it is old, mid to late archaic and I found it in a mostly woodland field. Not telling whats hiding way down deep below the plow zone!!!

Lol u never know i found a perfect lost lake and still finding woodland stuff below it
 
By the way im willing to bet thats not a brewerton the shoulders are way to pronounced and the ears are to wide.
 

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