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Old 23rd July 2026, 02:53 PM   #14
colin henshaw
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Interesting piece, I like the somewhat primitive, blacksmith-made look. Given the chisel edge, heavy blade and thick spine, it was probably intended as a specialist tool rather than a weapon. For downward chopping cuts through thick material that were required to produce a vertical edge on one side.

The best I can think of is a knife for thatching. Looking over the internet here are some examples of thatching knives.
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