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russel · 3rd July 2015, 08:17 AM

Hi Ken,

Very much the real deal, and a very nice one at that!

I love these axes, the variety is seemingly endless. I particularly like the terminal spike on yours, most seem rather rudimentary. Perhaps they were prone to being lost and replaced with whatever was at hand.

Congratulations on a grand purchase. I too look forward to more images.

Cheers, Russel

Here is one of mine with a similar hammer opposite the blade.

3rd July 2015, 08:17 AM	#7
russel Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Tasmania, Australia Posts: 236	Hi Ken, Very much the real deal, and a very nice one at that! I love these axes, the variety is seemingly endless. I particularly like the terminal spike on yours, most seem rather rudimentary. Perhaps they were prone to being lost and replaced with whatever was at hand. Congratulations on a grand purchase. I too look forward to more images. Cheers, Russel Here is one of mine with a similar hammer opposite the blade. Attached Images Last edited by russel; 3rd July 2015 at 08:34 AM.