Nice in any case
The additional pictures are helpful. I have a coupe marc axe and it is larger (54.5 cm) as noted above and relatively flat on both faces, tapering symmetrically to the edge. (I will take and post some pictures along with measurements in due course.) So, considering a flat face opposite a face with a beveled edge and some nice detailing near the haft, a 'broad axe' for woodworking (such as in finishing timbers) as was previously suggested must also be considered. It could also be earlier than 19th century, though the marks may help there.
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2nd January 2016, 07:56 PM
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