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Old 18th January 2018, 01:09 PM   #14
kai
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Hello Séverin,

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I also have a weapon from the same family but I never knew the name
In the Detlef link I saw things looking similar but still quite different for the blade.
What part of the blade is sharpened in your example - only the larger concave area?

It looks pretty much like a billhook and similar blades are widely utilized as tools. It will be tough to link this to a specific origin, I guess...

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Kai
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