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Posted 2 years ago
MatthewRudge
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I dug this up whilst excavating in the garden of house we let out. I've tried to find out what its use was but have not found another quite like it.
Does anyone know what it is? How old it is? what it would be used for?
I've not cleaned it thoroughly - is there a best method to do so?
It measures just over 1 foot across, the section where the handle passes through is also cast, and it weighs 1.9kg (4.25 lb).
Any information or thoughts would be apreciated - look forward to some response!
Axes and HatchetsPerhaps no tools are more closely linked to the founding of America than th…
It's an axe head, what kind I have no idea.
Have you ever wished you could delete your post? Duh it's an axe head haha
it looks to be a battle ax.small easy to move yet sharp to swing both directions.