u/Remzy111

Help ID please, Last two pictures are dry, thanks.

Turned a new bolt that was missing, cleaned, repaired and sharpened!

I love these!

Patent from 1892 for reference.

Found at a flea market all rusty but otherwise well kept, wd40'd, wire wheeled, sharpened and 3in1'd! Love the blade on that bad boy!

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Any guess at its age?

I know nothing about these but they are built like a tank, very well cared for and look ancient, let me know if you know that company, i cannot read the tag aside from Italy.

Its a thing.

When i bought it and before tumbling it had relatively soft dark grey host rock, presumably basalt, the blue part is i think seam agate, its very hard to tumble, feel free to correct me if i'm wrong.

What i ask myself is what's the white mineral seam inside the agate? It appear to have square crystals that erroded away quicker in the tumbling process, anyone want to venture a guess? Thank you.

The rock was bought in Quebec so i cannot know the original location.

Bought a 6" cabking about 2 months ago and i only noticed today that the gaps are not even on the right side (smaller between 600 and 1200) and i remember clearly that it arrived already installed so i cannot be the one who made a mistake. I did not get extra spacers aside from the ones that went on the left side.

I already contacted Cabking (regarding something else) and they never answered so i was wondering if this was a normal occurance.

She has been on fire stocking her etsy store lately!

She's very talented! She has an etsy shop and is considering selling those in the future, what do you think?...

...ANGINEDEPOITRINE!