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Old 31st January 2023, 05:39 PM   #1
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Default Historicism german pole axe /hammer

Hello dear members,
I have this pole axe hammer head .
It was sold as an historicism piece, I don't think it's antique but I wanted to show it to the forum specialists :
The blade of the axe has been changed and fixed with melted? nails ? One fixation side part of the original axe is now missing.
Strange for me to be 19th historicism deco-revival piece.
Maybe a real antique popular-peasant piece ?
Maybe just a transformed 20th meat hammer/axe in some medieval funny item ??
There is a shaft but it don't seems so old,
The piece is 30cm high and 20cm large.
It comes from a swiss militar arsenal .
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More pictures can help ?
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Old 1st February 2023, 02:07 PM   #3
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With daylight...
Hammer size, small : 2,5 × 4cm
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Old 1st February 2023, 02:13 PM   #4
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Bizarre !!!
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