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 CarniceoLarry, I named yours, Now name mine LOL                       

  Old man we going to start this game again I need to go look in my bag LOL

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I don't know what that is. A tool for a specific job. What, I don't know. A chopping tool that's not as good as a cleaver?

Maybe a poorly made chicken head chopper?

Chicken Guillotine



-- Edited by CarniceroLarry on Thursday 2nd of June 2011 04:49:24 PM

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I wonder how many chickens loss their head in one of those Larry lol  I gues that use to be a woman thing to chop off the head.



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biggrinlooks like a coat of arms..lol..........was that leons first butcher tool



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Well? What am it?

An otherwise blank wall plaque with a piece of iron mounted on it.



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carnicerolarry that chicken head chopper looks wicked! cowboy I would guess some kind of old chesse cutter



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*** Chopper: dated 1881 ***

This very folky looking meat chopper has a lot of charm !
Usually 19th century choppers are just made from a simple looking piece of wood on the base but this maker had a very thick 1 1/2" board shaped into a very patriotic looking "Union shield" which became a popular motif during the Civil War.
The iron is all hand forged and fitted together by a blacksmith and it also has the maker's mark and when he made it stamped on the back " E. HARRIS - 1881 ".......I guess he wanted to be remembered for his little masterpiece!



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