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Unknown battle axe
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Dear friends,
I need your help to ID this axe. It was found in Russia (Smolensk region). |
Hi Evgeny,
I should roughly say, 12th-15th c. Best, Michael |
Thank you, Michael!
But time frame is too wide :) Can you advise me any reference related to European medieval battle axes? Regards, Evgeny |
Hi Evegeny,
Still the best reference in my eyes is Dr. Rudolf Wegeli, Inventar der Waffensammlung des Bernischen Historischen Museums in Bern, vol. III: Stangenwaffen, 1939. Best, Michael |
thanks a lot, Michael
will be looking for this book |
Can't find this book.. :(
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To me it looks exactly like a 19th century French trade axe, found in damp ground.
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I found only this one: http://furtradetomahawks.tripod.com/id38.html It's really looks like mine |
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Sure, from my collection: 1st one looks exactly the same (in working condition), check the 2nd photo to see its cross-section.
2nd axe (3rd photo) I sold recently. I had more in the past. |
How do you think, could this axe be used by French soldiers in 1812 ?
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