Trade axe/tomahawk NE America 18th c.

C4RL · 5th October 2023, 05:32 PM

I can post some more images, I'll sort some out.

A screwdriver or house brick can be a weapon.
These hatchets were tools in the countries they were manufactured in the period they were made. I'll find some images of what's still being produced.

It's not in the usual use of language here (UK, Spain) to refer to anything as a weapon in everyday language, things are called by their names, eg axe, hatchet, knife.
Talking about a historical "weapon" yes, but the O.Ps example isn't historical, they are still being used.

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5th October 2023, 05:32 PM	#11
C4RL Member Join Date: Sep 2023 Posts: 50	I can post some more images, I'll sort some out. A screwdriver or house brick can be a weapon. These hatchets were tools in the countries they were manufactured in the period they were made. I'll find some images of what's still being produced. It's not in the usual use of language here (UK, Spain) to refer to anything as a weapon in everyday language, things are called by their names, eg axe, hatchet, knife. Talking about a historical "weapon" yes, but the O.Ps example isn't historical, they are still being used.