old wedges
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They are 100% as good as a brand new wedge. That rust is nothing. Give them a sharpening and go at it- old tools are awesome on a lot of levels- cool connection to our forefathers
The big ones I would use the little ones look more like felling wedges , I think you may find them useless for splitting . From what I can see in the picture they dont appear to have seen much use . I know my old man has some yet and I know the one that I have borrowed the top has a couple of chips out and its peened pretty good already.
+1 good stuff. Try to keep these babies dry and out of the weather when not in use. You're kids will be able to pas them down too.
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