SPANISH COLONIAL OX GOADS AND HOCKING KNIVES
SPANISH COLONIAL OX GOADS AND HOCKING KNIVES

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SPANISH COLONIAL OX GOADS AND HOCKING KNIVES
A group of seven 18th century ox goads and three hocking knives, constructed of hand forged iron. The vaqueros used goads as tools to drive cattle, and hocking knives as a implement for beef processing. (10)
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Please note in the catalogue this lot is numbered incorrectly in the photograph.

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For similar examples see Simmons and Turley, 1980, pg. 87, pl.10, and pg. 88, pl. 11.

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