Estate Tomahawk Finely carved inquiry

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truthseeker101

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Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me with this tomahawk that I acquired. I purchased it from an estate in Virginia. The handle is dated 1856, but I don't think this piece is this old. I also have a scrimshaw powder horn and hunting bag that also has a Virginia theme. I feel like it all goes together, but not sure. Any help would be appreciated. Not sure what I have here.
 
Look at your computer keyboard and in the "F" keys find the one that has an icon that looks like and eye. Place the hawk against the screen and press the "F-eye key". That will send the image to us by ESP. Not every computer has this key, so you may have to do it manually with the info below.

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