Lets Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

[baltjoe]

Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

Hello all,

Checked a newer park near an appointment I had today. Obviously something else was there prior to the park.

The hatchet was at about 6 inches and rang on the DFX at a 95 as a quarter then a dollar. Being so large it said it was at .5 inches. The hatchet measures 20inches by 6 inches. The coaster is aluminum and is marked "Hand Forged Everlast Metal" There is a arm and hammer and an anchor for a logo. Found that this is a houseware from the 1950s that is pretty collectible.

Is there anyway to clean the hatchet so I can get it back to bear metal to check any marks? Thanks for the help!

Baltjoe

 

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[cm5838]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

is that a hatchet or a meat cleaver?

 

[SugarSand]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

A HUGE cutting tool, looks like a meat cleaver. I'm guessing there would have been a wood handle around the part to the right. Neat find!

 

[tsgman]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

Ditto on the meat clever.

 

[Nana40]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

I agree...meat cleaver.....

Neat finds Joe!!!

Nana

 

[IrishCharlieM]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

Meat cleaver

But an old one though......

Cool Find

 

[whites6000inPa]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

I don't have all that many "hard and fast" rules that I adhere to....but i NEVER drink with a guy weilding a 20 inch meat cleaver!

Wyatt

 

[Crutch]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

"HEY JOE, where you going with that gun/hatchet in yo hand, na na na na naaaa"

Sorry, had a flash back to the 70's.

Connect one side to the negative on a battery charger and put in bucket of water, add salt for conductivity, connect positive end of battery charger to peice of copper pipe and put in same bucket. I may have polarity wrong. It should start making bubbles. Not sure you want to do this in unvented area.

There is also a soda ash solution for cleaning rusted metal used in hot tanks for cleaning engine blocks and heads that might work well. Search the internet for hot tank solutions. A friend of mine uses cascade dishwashing liquid but you probably need heat and pressure for this method.

cool coaster.

 

[spotz]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

Yeah! DFX strikes again.
Spotz

 

[bigrig40]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

coll relics!wtg

peace,bigrig

 

[GoingDown]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

try ... http://gometaldetecting.com/electrolysis_cleaning.htm

GD

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

Neat find! Might be worth cleaning up and preserving, would make a neat display item, LOL! HH, Mike

 

[lonewolfe]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

I like the compact looking thing!

HH

Lonewolfe

 

[bk]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

How many people on this forum can honestly say they found a meat cleaver.
It just goes to show that you never know what you'll find.

 

[JakePhelps]

Re: Let's Bury the Hatchet and Have a Drink! (5th time with the DFX)

Might be worth cleaning up and preserving

Everything old and metal is worth cleaning and preserving mike! except for rusty tin cans and stuff, hate those :P

How many people on this forum can honestly say they found a meat cleaver

I bet someone here has Ever find one of those things you say, "i bet no one else has found one of these!!" well chances are someone found one