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Amazing dug relic!

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Im pretty sure its a pull starter for a seven prong liver scratcher. Now I’ve eluded to this in several previous posts but notice how the beavertail is not curled! This is a surefire sign that it was pulled at such a high velocity that it simply remained in factory installed shape. High velocity line pull is required to get the individual prongs to begin a synchronized scratching motion. I would inquire with Lloyd’s of London as soon as possible for full coverage and protection.
Once the guys on the forum are fully aware of what you have you are not safe. Be aware of your surroundings and if someone approaches you with an evil eye I would suggest you drop several “throw down” pull tabs and back away quickly. You will thank me later…….🙄
 
Ronstar said:
Im pretty sure its a pull starter for a seven prong liver scratcher. Now I’ve eluded to this in several previous posts but notice how the beavertail is not curled! This is a surefire sign that it was pulled at such a high velocity that it simply remained in factory installed shape. High velocity line pull is required to get the individual prongs to begin a synchronized scratching motion. I would inquire with Lloyd’s of London as soon as possible for full coverage and protection.
Once the guys on the forum are fully aware of what you have you are not safe. Be aware of your surroundings and if someone approaches you with an evil eye I would suggest you drop several “throw down” pull tabs and back away quickly. You will thank me later…….🙄
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Dropping them will definitely throw them off my tracks.
 
Picketwire said:
I found one of the same make and model but the bottom part was bent and folded into the top part. I was sorely disappointed! Who would destroy history like that?

I hope he didn't break the Antiquities Act by taking it from government property.
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Sorry for your luck digging the broken one, did you hit it with your shovel? Dug mine during a covert night operation. Ninja like and no one saw me!
 
Thanks for giving me a reason to live T-DUB. I called the suicide hotline to talk me out of it but they put me on hold. As far as embellishing a fable--I would never do that! The truth? Maybe, but not a fable. HH and GL my friend! I thoroughly enjoyed your thread.
 
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