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toracat
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Hi in 2nd photo you can see glass (broken) flask. Now it is changed for chopping ice at picnics, or CIA, etc. The point is sharp as a razor. I got it at online auction and it was dirty and stuck, I soaked for 1 1/2 days with WD-40 until it came apart. Now I put olive oil between parts and polished wood! Now it is a nice cane! I may use it when I am older! Also the horse has a silly grin on his face! I do not know when made or what country, but probably US as prohibition was when people hid liquor! I almost did not post as this is kind of silly!
Canes and Walking SticksWhen most people these days think of an antique cane or walking stick, they…
Thanks! Picnics were popular back then and you need an ice pick always! I suppose it could be used for self defense, or if you are stuck in a minefield! haha Maybe when I am old I will say, "Try to rob me punk! go ahead, make m6y day" haha