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Friday, November 24, 2006. 829 This hammer was made for use on the railroad. 830 Pond ice saw, as seen on the bottom left in this old catalog. According to the Dictionary of American Hand Tools. A saw used primarily by farmers and cattlemen for cutting holes in the ice to allow access to the water below. In cold weather the ice must be cut twice a day to allow the livestock to reach the water. Teeth of the ice saw do not have any set. 831 Probably a heavy practice piece used in place of a. Lifting the .

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Friday, November 24, 2006. 829 This hammer was made for use on the railroad. 830 Pond ice saw, as seen on the bottom left in this old catalog. According to the Dictionary of American Hand Tools. A saw used primarily by farmers and cattlemen for cutting holes in the ice to allow access to the water below. In cold weather the ice must be cut twice a day to allow the livestock to reach the water. Teeth of the ice saw do not have any set. 831 Probably a heavy practice piece used in place of a. Lifting the .

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