a few hawks

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michaelknifenut

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Just noticed this forum,sure are some beautiful hawks.This is the only real nice one I have.Have seven other that are not near the quality.This maker is from around Oxford,Ohio but I have lost track of his name.The handle is tear drop shape...Mike
 
The handle is 20" long.The head is 6"long with a 3"bit.It is marked L&C for Lewis&Clark with 1803 on it.I added the tac work.I have a 1803 Navy Arms Flintlock so I had to buy this when I ran acrossed it...Mike
 
nice looking pics mike.... :thumbup:

glad to see you here too, i've drooling over all these awesome tomahawks... i can't wait to get my first hawk..... thanks again....

mike
 
MtnFolk Mike,Thanks for telling me about the forum,Hope your hawk arrives before Wed.Dust One,thanks.MikeA has some of the nicest I have seen.The ball peen hammer sure makes great steel for a hawk....Mike
 
Good lookin' hawks Mike. I especially like the one from the Ohio maker. I really like the lines of it, namely the beard and the spike.

Thanks for the kind words about my collection. I only claim ownership, but the real kudos go out to the skilled 'smiths who made them what they are.

Thanks for sharing!
 
I love that spike hawk in the stand alone pic. Clean, good looking, man sized hawk.:thumbup:
 
thats a beautiful hawk i know ive seen his work be fore i used to go to Bill goodmans knife shows at hara all the time. Dino Tigertail hichory or curly maple?
 
I presumed it was curly maple.I have never been to a Bill Goodman show.I am going to the PRO Show at Wilmington,Oh next month.Never been to one of them either...Mike
 
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