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    Posted 12 years ago

    Purpleisaf…
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    So I was taking a walk in the woods with my brother in law and we saw a tree that had this barb wire wrapped around the bottom. It had been there for so long that the tree had grown over part of the wire. we managed to get two 4 inch long pieces.

    I dont know much about barb wire but I havent seen this one in my research.

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    Approx. 100 (5 lbs) ANTIQUE (1800'S) SQUARE 4.5
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    Approx. 100 (5 lbs) ANTIQUE (1800'S) SQUARE 4.5
    Approx. 100 (5 lbs) ANTIQUE (1800'S...
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    1. Purpleisafruit6, 12 years ago
      Thanks officialfuel!
    2. Purpleisafruit6, 12 years ago
      no barb wire fans?
    3. barbedwireguy barbedwireguy, 12 years ago
      purpleisafruit6, what you have there is called Crandal "Zigzag".
      It was patented by Edward M. Crandal of Chicago on November 4, 1879.
      Patent # 221,158
    4. Purpleisafruit6, 12 years ago
      thanks barbedwireguy! is it a hard one to find or a more common type?
    5. Purpleisafruit6, 12 years ago
      thanks gotwire
    6. barbedwireguy barbedwireguy, 12 years ago
      purpleisafruit6, It is a more common wire. A collectors length of 18 inches is worth about a buck. It is still a very unique example of antique barbed wire. Enjoy!!!
    7. Purpleisafruit6, 12 years ago
      Thanks for your very thorough info barbedwireguy!
      Ill enjoy it as my first piece of antique barbed wire, found a nice spot with my other smalls

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