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02-10-2021, 08:57 PM
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Beautiful N162 set!
Ted,
That's a beautiful N162 set! Spent many a weekend antiquing in that area of NH where you picked some of them up. Thanks for including the Haymaker scorecard. That's a real "knockout" item! haymaker (n.) mid-15c. as the name of an agricultural occupation, "one who cuts and dries grass" (hay-making is attested from c. 1400); 1910 in the sense of "very strong blow with the fist," from hay + agent noun of make; the punch probably so called for resemblance to the wide swinging stroke of a scythe. Haymaker punch attested from 1907. Patrick Last edited by Vintagecatcher; 02-10-2021 at 09:19 PM. 
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