8 Antique Coat Hooks Old Railroad Spikes Wrought Iron Style Heavy Duty Shop Set
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8 Antique Railroad Spike Hooks Made in America! Carefully crafted here in Southern Oregon by our blacksmith in an old-fashioned wood fueled forge. Help the environment by purchasing these up-cycled antique railroad spikes! Create the perfect look by buying the exact amount you need for your decorating project or a gift set! These are wonderful hooks designed from antique railroad spikes. The beautiful blackened metal creates a nice wrought iron look.These high carbon steel nails were originally made for the Southern Pacific Railroad in the late 1800s (circa 1880s) for the steam train tracks. A very unusual usage that makes the perfect gift for a Railroadiana collector or old train enthusiast, these are rustic and primitive antiques that look great in an industrial loft, vintage apartment , hunting lodge, farm cabin, man cave, or garage shop. Ultra strong to hang just about anything on, from coats and coveralls, to tools and guns. Also work great for screen door knobs, cup hooks, cupboard door handles, copper pots and cast iron kettles, mantle decor, fireplace accessories, tack rooms, horse arenas, stables, and ball cap or cowboy hat hangers. Two holes in each for added stability. Matching screws included! Hooks are individually hand-crafted by our metal artist, so some natural variation occurs, u sually measuring around 2.5"
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