[Studhauler]

Where can I find fence like this? Is it still made?

 

[mmoetc]

http://www.arusticgarden.com/soneworwife.html

Not exactly but close. I googled antique look wire fence.

 

[Studhauler]

OH_BOY that price is special.

 

[Forcast]

I have been looking for that kind as well. Way out of my price range. I've been keeping an eye out as i drive round abandoned homes.

 

[mmoetc]

I picked up a 50’ roll with the original label from sears at an auction a few years ago. Paid $5. Sold it for $50 and was happy. Looks like I got took.

 

[susanneb]

I have three 50+ ft rolls of this plus two rolls of the knee high that were free from a friend who thought I was a sucker or hoarder for taking them. I plan to use it in my garden, but at those prices perhaps I should sell...

 

[AmericanStand]

And the new stuff in the link doesn't even appear to be the 2speed type like in the OP.

 

[brosil]

I think I've got a roll yet. Maybe I should have it insured.

 

[Belfrybat]

I thought it was called bent wire fence, but couldn't find it under that name. I lived in a house with that fencing and the owner said they had to special order it -- that was 15+ years ago. It is pricey.

 

[MoBookworm1957]

My grandfather used to call it cementary fence.
Because it was always around cementaries in the 30's.

 

[Studhauler]

It goes by several names I have learned. The one in the link is hairpin fence, the one I took a picture of is double hairpin. That is what I would be interested in, it will keep the rabbits out.

 

[LAFarm]

http://www.steellinx.com/agricultural_metals/am_10.html