Posted 13 years ago
walksoftly
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Does anyone have any idea what this knife was used for? It appears to say Broom with image of broom below then D Miller & Son
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Posted 13 years ago
walksoftly
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Does anyone have any idea what this knife was used for? It appears to say Broom with image of broom below then D Miller & Son
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I wondered if it was, I saw what looked like a similar knife on a mini series movie, circa 1770.
Thanks AR8
Hi,
This knife is called a fleam, it is used for vetinary purposes, the selected blade is held to the vein or artery and hit, most often used for horses
Thanks, Peter.
Thanks for the L's, Knivesnsuch, vetraio50, & Bellin68
Thanks for Love vanskyock & justin
That is a first for me,I haven't seen one before.A good one to show,and hang on to.
Thanks for the love, Wendling & Beaux.
Blood letting gleam.
Nope-- walks has it correct as a Fleam.
scott