Axe, Tomahawk & Hatchet Photo Thread

Hello all! I'm new here and am hoping someone can help me. I live in San Antonio Texas and was digging in my backyard. About a foot deep I found this. Can anyone tell me anything about it? Thanks

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I just went through this whole thread. Some great pieces here!

I picked this up a little while back. Don't know much about it other than Underhill Edge Tool was local to MA/NH in the late 1800's to early 1900's. I didn't have much need for this, other than it looked cool, so I had to have it. It's definitely seen some use.







Coop, I see your are in NH as well!
 
halfaxe said:
Nice old slick DH.
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its definitely been nice to have the few times i have used it. i found that one in my great grandfathers tool chest so never looked into before, looks to be a James Warnock & Co. out of Galt Ontario ca. 1870-1910.


 
my number one tool on camping and hiking trips, my gransfors bruks hunters axe

not the best pic but my girlfriend took it on a recent outing
 
TrueBlue11c said:
Wow. You've got a Treasure trove. I have a shrike and am thinking about getting the wren.
How do you like the wren? Is it at all practical or just a defense tool?
Which one is your favorite?
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The Wren is actually my favorite out of all of them. It is so light and fast feeling.
 
bobbystoney

Thanks man, I've been contemplating on it for a while now. How's the grip on it?
Definitely going to get one soon. I'd like it if they did more handle colors though.
 
Some pics of my CRKT Kangee T-Hawk. This tomahawk has somewhat of a bad rep, but I've realized it's really just meant for fighting and utility\survival. As long as you don't throw it it'll last a lifetime.




Also, here's a prop tomahawk I made. I bought the non tool grade head, then made the shaft and wrapped it. I'm probably going to ad leather tassels and some feathers eventually.

 
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