C. 1905 YUKON KLONDIKE ALASKA GOLD RUSH INSCRIBED PROSPECTOR'S MINER'S CAST IRON PICK AXE WWII 8 1/4 inches in diameter

8 1/4 inches in diameter with a 5 inch base

screenprint

Hand made of thousands of individual matchsticks glued together on cardboard backing

The handset has the military specification rectangular connector

Vintage 1910 WWI Trench Art Brass Picture Frame & Photo of British Soldier

C. 1905 YUKON KLONDIKE ALASKA GOLD RUSH INSCRIBED PROSPECTOR'S MINER'S CAST IRON PICK AXE WWII 8 1/4 inches in diameterAuthentic, original prospector's miner's pick axe head from the 1896 to 1899 Klondike Alaska Gold Rush (also known as the Yukon Gold rush). Hand inscribed: Yukon Klondike 1897 1905 Car Cross Skagway Baldy Pegleg Car Cross (later Carcross) is a nickname for Caribou Crossing, a small town in the Yukon Territory. According to the ScoreNorth web site, Following the discovery of Klondike gold in 1896, it became a popular stopping off place for stampeders