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    Posted 9 years ago

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    Youngdudeo…
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    Got this beauty for cheap recently. Looks like it lead a productive life. I love how nice the color of the copper is on it. No idea as to date or manufacturer.

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    1. Radegunder Radegunder, 9 years ago
      Great, I bet this is one of a kind!!
    2. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 9 years ago
      Actually it is quite common and still made. Copper, lead and brass mallets/hammers are softer than the steel you may strike with them. Therefore you don't damage the steel....like setting a bearing. They are also non magnetic and they don't spark if you are working with or on a gas line. I prefer brass as it tends to hold up better.

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