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The Grim Reaper said:It's called "beveling" and it was a way of resharpening the blade without losing a lot of length. Very commom on a lot of early Archaic types.
Here's a few examples of some that I own.
Wilson NC
Johnathan Griswold
IllinoisDug said:Absolutly - resharpening one side and then flipping it over and doing the other side. I have a few that have that cool "twist" look.
The Grim Reaper said:It's called "beveling" and it was a way of resharpening the blade without losing a lot of length. Very commom on a lot of early Archaic types.
Here's a few examples of some that I own.
The Grim Reaper said:Johnathon, the old timers used to think that these types of Points would spin when they were thrown and that was what the beveling was for.
The Grim Reaper said:Jonathon, here's a couple of Bolens I have that are from Georgia.
birdpointgriswold said:Yeah they look just like it....another strange thing is the material, I have never seen that type of material in my area... maybe traded? Any idea what it is?
Johnathan Griswold