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18-01-12, 07:00
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These are the same as miners picks (civilian),i used to use one at a local coal mine,in fact still got it some where.
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18-01-12, 12:44
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Peter, the head is smaller than the typical 'army' pic, but is the handle full size? If so, I'd like to talk...
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18-01-12, 13:10
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Bruce
.....talk.
Peter S
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19-01-12, 02:39
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Bruce
The handle (helve?) for the pick is 30" long.
That seems like full size. Peter
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25-01-12, 22:24
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Hi Peter/Bruce:
Did you talk? If the pick is still available, I'm interested but i don't want to cut Bruce's grass!  Cheers! Mike
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Mike Calnan Ubique! ("Everywhere", the sole Battle Honour of the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery) www.calnan.com/swords
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26-01-12, 01:36
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Gunner
Bruce was interested in the helve for his carrier. This is a short Infantry pick.
The helve is only 30". If you want it PM me and we will talk. Bruce will see this so I will let him read it and let me know. Peter S
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26-01-12, 07:32
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Peter...get in touch!
Peter: On another subject...email me at rob.mor@shaw.ca so I can send you the pictures of the box of 36's. Tried to download them on the forum, even with Lynne's help) but no such luck. Cheers.....Robert
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#8
27-01-12, 03:21
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Bruce
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