Old Naga
 

Picked up this Naga dainty while just trying to keep my head down and get on with the garden. I am weak but can you blame me? Big heavy, I think it is actually an old one. I got it for a cricket term, even with missing tassles I think thats just okay. Old Naga sounds like a great beer. :cool:
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VERY NICE AX WITH A BIT DIFFERENT BLADE SHAPE THAN IS USUALLY SEEN, LOOKS LIKE A GOOD OLD ONE TO ME. CONGRADULATIONS!!

I DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT CRICKET EXCEPT I LIKE THE BIG CLUB THEY USE. MUCH MORE DEADLY THAN OUR BASEBALL BAT, BUT STILL REMINDS OF ME OF THE DAYS OF THE CAVEMAN WITH HIS CLUB. :D

BE CARFUL USING THE WORDS OLD NAGA AS IF YOUR WIFE OVERHEARD YOU SAY IT AND THOUGHT YOU SAID OLD NAGGER SHE MIGHT USE THE AX ON YOU. ;)

I may be off (some say I'm always a little off :D ) but I think this is a chieftain's piece based on the blade shape.

Nice piece, Tim.

Perhaps you could use it in the garden (to please the wife) ? :p ;) :D

Old Naga really does sound a great name for beer! On my adventures through the year I always tried to find the most unusual names for beers locally...the winner was in Montana.."Moose Drool", with close second in Washington state with "Dead Guy Ale" !

Cheers!
Jim