Uses for small railroad spikes

fantasymaker · #21 06/19/12, 08:22 AM

Usually the smaller they are the older they are.
Any idea what the railroad line was named? The tiny ones are likly from either a narrow gage track or a extreamly old one.
offered with providence they might be worth a good bit to collecters of that specific railroad.

Silvercreek Farmer · #22 06/19/12, 09:33 AM

Mail a dozen or so to me, I need them for digging teeth on my loader! No kidding, I'll pay the shipping!

poorboy · #23 06/19/12, 09:50 AM

ya could build yerself an A Harr (harrow)! Peole use to start farming in this country with a horse, a walking plow and an A harr to work the plowed by ground...all they needed to sow oats or wheat..

fishhead · #24 06/19/12, 11:47 AM

This was a temporarily line built to haul the big pines out of the woods many decades ago.

fantasymaker · #25 06/19/12, 06:01 PM

LOGGING TRACK! WOW lots of logging collecters! Im sure you could make GOOD Money on them!

wildcat6 · #26 06/20/12, 07:57 AM

I use to have a friend that made some might nice knives out of them.

fishhead · #27 06/20/12, 06:40 PM

I looked on eBay and saw some that somebody spent a whole lot of time beating the snot out of them with a hammer.