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Cold forged iron or even lead is more damaging to them.

Wood and forged iron furniture can also be made to order.

Forged iron is the material in the third field.

He taught me to forge iron and to fight.

With a decent piece of forged iron, she'd have been out of here long ago.

As with woods, "irons" get their name because they were originally made from forged iron.

She ran a hand over the crudely forged iron fetter.

In the third field, simply titled "Commandment," the forms are of forged iron.

Like most contemporary ironclads they were fitted with a forged iron ram.

Those few pieces that were found consisted of forged iron crossbow bolts.

The rooms are furnished with marble and forged iron.

'Barrel of that gun was made from special forged iron.

The putter was originally a forged iron piece very similar in shape to the irons of the day.

The City then awards him a gold medal and a commemorative forged iron spear.

His successors learn to play and enjoy music - also to forge iron and bronze.

But wait-the soldiers' swords had looked like steel, not plain forged iron.

I intend to re-open the old mines, forge iron and in due course build ships.

Forged iron balls were used in smaller-calibre cannon, and coated with lead to make them smooth.

The exhibition includes antique chests (the Spanish also introduced hardware made from forged iron).

Freestanding forged iron racks are a handsome contrast to the fluid pieces of clothing.

It had a rigid, forged iron fork, and a solid handlebar with wooden grips.

The finest forging iron was multi-layered and nearly pure iron.

The High Wizard purses his lips-a young man forging iron?

But they are being tested with a 25-foot-tall stack of forged iron blocks and steel plates that weighs 400 tons.

Pumping iron was nothing next to forging iron.