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Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Fantasy Boot Scraper
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19th century folk art boot scraper in the form of a fantasy animal. Found in New Hampshire.
Available at Anonymous Works.
Available at Anonymous Works.
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2 comments:
Love this!
Thanks for sharing. I love old forged iron objects. Very interesting!
Thanks for following!
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