Hello all,
A very kind gentleman who lives nextdoor to my parents learnt I like restoring old axes. He is a picker and visits yard/garage sales most weekends and always keeps an eye out for axes for me.
Today he bought me an axe which he said he bought for $3 from an 80ish year old lady who said she thought "the axe was twice her age".
The tomahawk has no markings however appears to be blacksmithed from what I can tell.
Does anyone know much about these kinds of tomahawks and what they were made for?
Location found is Queensland Australia.
Thanks guys!




A very kind gentleman who lives nextdoor to my parents learnt I like restoring old axes. He is a picker and visits yard/garage sales most weekends and always keeps an eye out for axes for me.
Today he bought me an axe which he said he bought for $3 from an 80ish year old lady who said she thought "the axe was twice her age".
The tomahawk has no markings however appears to be blacksmithed from what I can tell.
Does anyone know much about these kinds of tomahawks and what they were made for?
Location found is Queensland Australia.
Thanks guys!



