Asked on Jun 08, 2015
Wooden pitchforks
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Jeri Walker
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Does anyone have any information on these wooden pitchforks that are made from a tree limb?
8 answers
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LOOKS AWESOME TO ME.
Marlene Wilson
on Jun 09, 2015
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Sorry I don't have any information but aren't they fabulous!!
Carole
on Jun 09, 2015
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They were used to pitch hay or other silage. They were used to muck the dirty straw from horse stalls. Or any other chore their modern counterpart would be used for. If they are genuine antiques, they are valuable; they appear to be really well made. (I wish I had a couple of them.) :)
Carol
on Jun 09, 2015
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Thanks for the reply, I know they were used to pitch hay or what other chores the pitchfork was used for, what I want to know is who made them, and how old they are, I have learned they were made in France in the 1920 era. I have only seen one and that was on ebay and that one was cracked. I really have no need for them but would like to know their value.
Jeri Walker
on Jun 09, 2015
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They are cool!
Katrina Warren
on Jun 09, 2015
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They are used to pitch hay.
Cheryl Blanchette
on Jun 10, 2015
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Selling them on an ebay auction is a way to find out their value!
Martha
on Jun 10, 2015
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Do not sell to anyone but me LOL they are Amish made and would fit into my collection nicely. Want to sell them let me know....but if they were mine I would hang them on the wall and enjoy forever!
Eli mackewich
on Jun 10, 2015
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