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    Posted 10 years ago

    TheGateKee…
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    My collection of most of the known types of wood warning block barbed wire.

    The center wire is the only known specimen of the Merrick Mihills diamond shaped block with spur rowel known to exist.

    The fifth. wire from the top is a recent addition that was on my radar for 50 years before I acquired one.

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    1. Budek Budek, 10 years ago
      Gatekeeper, very interesting information and a fascinating group of specimens, thanks for sharing them.
      Tony.
    2. TheGateKeeper TheGateKeeper, 10 years ago
      You're welcome Tony. I love sharing my passion of 50+ years.
    3. OLECODY OLECODY, 4 years ago
      Nice collection pretty amazing it is so rare considering they must of made miles of it what happened to it all
    4. TheGateKeeper TheGateKeeper, 4 years ago
      Thanks OLECODY. Farmers are a tidy lot as a rule. If it's not still on a fence it is stored away in a barn or buried. The latter seems to have been the demise of a large amount of it. Have never been able to find out how much of it may have been recycled for the war effort in the 1940s.

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