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I'd imagine it to be an old hand forged axehead from around the mid 1800's maybe.
... but we're drifting off topic now, so I better stop.
 
ecandle said:
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OMFG!!!!!! You, dude, are my new hero!!!!!:banana::banana:
 
klama2006 said:
I'm a history orientated person, and collect many things from the past, that normal people would not look twice at. Here is an example.

This was found in the woods of sag quarry, in Palos IL. Most people would walk over it, or toss it. I cleaned it, and it's now on display in my living room. I still wan't to know the story behind this item, but never will. I could only imagine.
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axe head ( Very old ) thought at first it was a meteor ?:scratch2:
 
OK, I get up way earlier, and sometimes stay up way later, than my wife. Our small house precludes me playing the Klipschorns (even low) at those hours while I sit in my chair and read/surf. Headphones are out mainly due to no headphone jack on my Fisher 500-B.

The solution? A mini-system on the end-table next to my big, leather chair (not shown below).

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An AIWA S-50 receiver (25wpc), ADS L-300s, and a little CD player out of sight. As near-field monitors, the ADS speakers are perfect for low-level listening, and I can use my headphones, too. It even has a passable WAF.
 
klama2006 said:
I'm a history orientated person, and collect many things from the past, that normal people would not look twice at. Here is an example.

This was found in the woods of sag quarry, in Palos IL. Most people would walk over it, or toss it. I cleaned it, and it's now on display in my living room. I still wan't to know the story behind this item, but never will. I could only imagine.
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that looks like an old ax head.
 
pmsummer said:
OK, I get up way earlier, and sometimes stay up way later, than my wife. Our small house precludes me playing the Klipschorns (even low) at those hours while I sit in my chair and read/surf. Headphones are out mainly due to no headphone jack on my Fisher 500-B.

The solution? A mini-system on the end-table next to my big, leather chair (not shown below).

pc1700022.jpg


An AIWA S-50 receiver (25wpc), ADS L-300s, and a little CD player out of sight. As near-field monitors, the ADS speakers are perfect for low-level listening, and I can use my headphones, too. It even has a passable WAF.
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Love that pic - so cozy.

Happy to hear people still read nowadays.

:thmbsp:
 
ecandle said:
they look great , any nudes ?:scratch2:
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The grills on these are very difficult to take off. I've only taken them off once. I do not have pictures, but in the nude, they are very ugly, look unfinished. They have 4 tweeters, a full range mid, and a woofer
 
klama2006 said:
The grills on these are very difficult to take off. I've only taken them off once. I do not have pictures, but in the nude, they are very ugly, look unfinished. They have 4 tweeters, a full range mid, and a woofer
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found some images maybe :scratch2:
 

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