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In 1849, in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, a gold digger named James Hardin struck a "mountain of silver." He left the treasure behind, intending to return. But when he did, he found the desert had erased his tracks. Harden went to his grave searching for the mine. "Hardin’s Pickaxe," made of "sky stones" and silver, is a tribute to the lost treasure trove. Plus it's an "axe"... that you pick. 40 × 13 inches.
In 1849, in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, a gold digger named James Hardin struck a "mountain of silver." He left the treasure behind, intending to return. But when he did, he found the desert had erased his tracks. Harden went to his grave searching for the mine. "Hardin’s Pickaxe," made of "sky stones" and silver, is a tribute to the lost treasure trove. Plus it's an "axe"... that you pick. 40 × 13 inches.
