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Antique hand-forged iron nail from the historic Third Haven Meeting House in Easton, Maryland. This architectural relic comes from one of America's oldest Quaker meeting houses, completed in 1684. The nail features a hand-wrought square shank and flattened head, showing a natural aged patina and slight curve from structural use. Ideal for collectors of colonial history or religious Length: 3.25"
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