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Original Designs
Historically Inspired. Uniquely Ours
Made in USA
Forged by Hand in Teton Valley, Idaho
From Our Family Forge
Crafted by multi-generation family blacksmiths
Veteran-Powered
US Army Veteran blacksmiths—American grit in every strike.
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Original Designs Historically Inspired. Uniquely Ours
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Made in USA Forged by Hand in Teton Valley, Idaho
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From Our Family Forge Crafted by multi-generation family blacksmiths
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Veteran-Powered US Army Veteran blacksmiths—American grit in every strike.
Add a touch of uniqueness to your home decor with our 1 1/8" x 2" Hammered Round Head Spike. Hand forged with a durable design, these unique clavos are perfect for decorating doors and furniture. Use a hammer for installation, just like regular nails. Choose from a variety of hand painted finishes.
1 1/8" round head x 2" Long Spike
Finishes
Image 1:Raw/Unfinished
Image 2:Raw/Unfinished
Image 3:Black
Image 4:Oil Rubbed Bronze
Image 5:Pewter
Image 6:Rusty Metal
Image 7:Aged Bronze
Image 8:Aged Pewter
Image 9:Wrought Iron Patina
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Katherine B.
08/28/2024
What is the point of the spike? Is there a reason to buy these instead of plain nails?
Old West Iron
08/28/2024
A:
Hi Katherine,
Aside from being a cool, rustic kind of fastener, spike nails work great in heavier construction applications because they are tougher and much easier to drive through heavier timber and planks.
Old West Iron
08/28/2024
A:
Hi Katherine,
Aside from being a cool, rustic kind of fastener, spike nails work great in heavier construction applications because they are tougher and much easier to drive through heavier timber and planks.
