What the?

fixerupper · Jan 20, 2022

This has to be a typo. Found it in the want ads today

rrlund · Jan 20, 2022

Probably a patent date, not a manufacturing date.

Charles in Aus. · Jan 20, 2022

Some people collect barbed wire from the early 1900's , perhaps this seller thinks there might be a market for old posts as well .
I'm sure I have a few star pickets ( our name for steel fencing posts ) in my barn that date back to 1960 odd . Not too much of a stretch to imagine a few have survived unused since '22.

fixerupper · Jan 20, 2022

Well, Ive handled thousands of posts through the years but I have never checked for numbers. I just pull em and throw em in the loader bucket or vice versa.

Geo-TH,In · Jan 21, 2022

a coded message. better forward it to NCIS.

300jk · Jan 21, 2022

Maybe steel model t posts ? Car part ? Just a thought.

warbaby · Jan 21, 2022

The ''serial #'' are U.S. patent numbers, Both for steel ''T'' fence posts granted in 1923 and 1927.

Charles in Aus. · Jan 21, 2022

Why not ring them up and see fixerupper?

fixerupper · Jan 21, 2022

(quoted from post at 10:18:22 01/21/22) The ''serial #'' are U.S. patent numbers, Both for steel ''T'' fence posts granted in 1923 and 1927.[/quot

Well thats interesting.

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