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KITTLESON'S HALF HITCH LARGE TWO POINT on GALVANIZED LINES - ANTIQUE BARBED WIRE
KITTLESON'S HALF HITCH LARGE TWO POINT on GALVANIZED LINES - ANTIQUE BARBED WIRE
KITTLESON'S HALF HITCH LARGE TWO POINT on GALVANIZED LINES - ANTIQUE BARBED WIRE
KITTLESON'S HALF HITCH LARGE TWO POINT on GALVANIZED LINES - ANTIQUE BARBED WIRE
KITTLESON'S HALF HITCH LARGE TWO POINT on GALVANIZED LINES - ANTIQUE BARBED WIRE
KITTLESON'S HALF HITCH LARGE TWO POINT on GALVANIZED LINES - ANTIQUE BARBED WIRE
KITTLESON'S HALF HITCH LARGE TWO POINT on GALVANIZED LINES - ANTIQUE BARBED WIRE

KITTLESON'S HALF HITCH LARGE TWO POINT on GALVANIZED LINES - ANTIQUE BARBED WIRE

$ 1.05

Availability: 79 in stock
  • Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
  • Culture: Western Americana
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: Wire sample shows some age and use wear, with some oxidation. There are no breaks, repairs or off odors.
  • Featured Refinements: Antique Barbed Wire
  • Handmade: No
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    This is a vintage antique sample of barbed wire fencing.   This sample features an Ole O. Kittleson patent dated May 7, 1878. This wire is called "Kittleson's Two Point Half Hitch Large Barb on Galvanized Lines,
    " by collectors. (ref Hagemeier 442-B)  This wire features two round line wires twisted together. Line wires are galvanized.  Barbs are two pointed by wrapping a round barbing wire around one of the lines, in a half hitch configuration.  Wire shows light pitting.  Sample is 18" in length and has four barbs.  Barbs are well spaced, and cut is well centered.   There is some light bending of barbs, but no broken, or missing barbing points.
    We have listed other antique barbed wire samples, and will gladly combine multiple purchases for shipping, when paid on the same invoice.  Please use the "Add to Cart" option next to the buy it now button.  I will refund any excessive shipping charges.  Twelve wire samples paid on the same invoice will ship with all shipping charges refunded.  .