ga/digger
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found this with my big feet.
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TheCannonballGuy
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It is half of one of the variations of a Hames (also called a horse-collar), which is horse wagon-harness equipment. Here are some images of other variations of Hames.
Hames are difficult to accurately time-date, because they have been in use for centuries, and of course are still being manufactured today. All I can say on that subject about yours is that I think it is from sometime between the late-1800s to early-1900s. The very-detailed diagram below is dated 1934.
Hames are difficult to accurately time-date, because they have been in use for centuries, and of course are still being manufactured today. All I can say on that subject about yours is that I think it is from sometime between the late-1800s to early-1900s. The very-detailed diagram below is dated 1934.
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old digger
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Looks like TheCannonBallGuy got it pegged!
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ga/digger
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once again thank you. soon ill have all the parts for a horse drawn wagon.
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