On this page you will find the different types of antique and vintage barbed wire that I have available for sale. Vintage wires are available in 5, 10, 15, and 20 foot lengths. Antique barbed wire are only available in up to 24 inch lengths. Because of various differences in the different types of wire, you'll have to contact me at anevapeirce@yahoo.com to get a quote. If you want to get some idea as to how much my prices are, look around on my Ebay pages.
Glidden 2-point round, patented in 1874 #157124
Glidden 2-point flat, patented in 1874 #157124
Brotherton's 2-point round, patented in 1878 #207710 long wrap
Curtis' 1/4 twist, 1/2 round 2 point, patent # 470746, patented in 1892
I wouldn't have found this had it not been night time and shining the flash light just right. It looked just like Miles' staple (below), until you look closer.
Miles' Staple Barb, handmounted 2 point, patent # 20868, patented in 1878
Baker's Perfect barbs less than 3" apart, patent #273219, patented in 1883
Baker's Barley Barb, same as above
Glidden's Winner barbs less than 3" apart, patent# 157124, patented in 1874
These rolls of barbed wire were found on our North Texas farm inside and around an old barn built in 1917 that was destroyed by a tornado several years ago. This is what is left of that old barn. I'm still sifting through the mounds of wire, so keep checking back, I might find something new!
Vintage Barbed Wire
Baker's flat 2-point, patent in 1883 #273219 needle point
Baker's flat 2-point, patent in 1883 #273219 perfect
Glidden 2-point round, patented in 1874 #157124
Barbed are @ 3" apart
Glidden 2-point round, same as above
barbs are @ 5" apart
Glidden 2-point flat, patented in 1874 #157124
Glidden's Spread Barb, same as above
Brotherton's 2-point round, patented in 1878 #207710 long wrap
Brixner's Cross Lock, Hook 4 point, patented in 1961, patent #2973185
Antique Barbed Wire
Brotherton's flat 2-point on 2 lines, patented in 1878 #207710
Brotherton's 2-point round, patented in 1878 #207710
Curtis' Loop Lock 4 point, patent# 494326, in 1893
Curtis' 1/4 twist, 1/2 round 2 point, patent # 470746, patented in 1892
Miles' Staple Barb, handmounted 2 point, patent # 20868, patented in 1878
Ross' 4-point military war wire, patented in 1879 #216294
Haish's "S" Walking Cane Wire, patent# 167240, in 1875
Baker's Perfect barbs less than 3" apart, patent #273219, patented in 1883
Baker's Barley Barb, same as above
Glidden's Winner barbs less than 3" apart, patent# 157124, patented in 1874
These rolls of barbed wire were found on our North Texas farm inside and around an old barn built in 1917 that was destroyed by a tornado several years ago. This is what is left of that old barn. I'm still sifting through the mounds of wire, so keep checking back, I might find something new!
This is just one of the piles of barbed wire. Some of the rolls are as big as a tractor tire! (That's the old coral in the background.)
