Id knife

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Jlorello
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I found these burried in my back yard horribly rusted. Ive cleaned them up a bit and got parts of a tang stamp. I havnt really seen anything that looks the same as these tho. Kind of looks like an m3 but dosnt have the false edge.there about 12" in length.
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Welcome to AAPK. They don’t look like knives to me, more like some type of stakes. But I’m just looking at the pictures so you’re in better position to judge than I am.

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Yep, I'd say definitely stakes. They look like beam stakes for concrete forms. The holes would be where you'd put nails through the forms.

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ea42 wrote: ↑Mon May 17, 2021 7:25 pm Yep, I'd say definitely stakes. They look like beam stakes for concrete forms. The holes would be where you'd put nails through the forms.

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