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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Carvedbygpk, post: 203793, member: 3810&quot;]In addition to wood working I do many high end restorations . The end grain is darker because it&#039;s open and collects dirt and oils from hands, which is commonly seen on end grain. The sides are definitely cut with a primative hand saw . But I think the cut marks on back may be orginal. Because it would have really hard or impossible to run such a small piece though a mill saw. And is more likely to have been a long board and this piece was cut afterwards. But again it&#039;s merely an opion.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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