Traditional Spike Tomahawk *SOLD*

Stuart Willis

Stuart Willis

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Here's a late 18th century style fighting tomahawk. Forged from a 16oz. U.S. made ball peen hammer. Differentially heat treated. Aged patina on head and handle. Handle is white ash with traditional oil and beeswax finish.

O.A.L of head: 8 7/8 in.
Blade Width:2 3/16 in.
Spike Length from Center of eye: 4 7/16 in.
Handle length: 19.7/8 in.
Per the manufacture, The steel in the hammer heads I use: 1080

Price: SOLD Paypal or credit cards accepted thru paypal. Price includes USPS conUS shipping,insurance,confirmation and Paypal fees.

First I will take it gets it. Additional Pictures can be seen on the available page of my website. http://www.swillisforge.com

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Real nice,
shame the shipping would cost the same as the 'hawk, otherwise this would be on it's way to Australia!
Cheers
 
Out of a ball peen hammer? I'm going to have to talk to you about your methods.... Thats something I never thought of and know I can accomplish
 
AndyDowns said:
Real nice,
shame the shipping would cost the same as the 'hawk, otherwise this would be on it's way to Australia!
Cheers
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Gday Andy

Be careful trying to get these into Australia - they are classed as a throwing weapon and need a permit to import, I have had a long conversation with customs regarding this type of import and no go without the permit.

Gavin
 
AusieGav said:
Gday Andy

Be careful trying to get these into Australia - they are classed as a throwing weapon and need a permit to import, I have had a long conversation with customs regarding this type of import and no go without the permit.

Gavin
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Thanks Gav,
having already lost a few collectors pieces due to NSW double edge law, and a few folders as they "flick open too easily" IO would hate to give Customs staff another present :)
What about hammer poll based hawks? Are they ok?
Cheers

Sorry for jacking the thread with our colonial woes ;)
Let's get this beaut hawk at the top & get her sold!
 
Thanks for all the comments. I appreciate it.

Andy, I have shipped several hawks down under. You do have to have a permit. The customers had to apply for a weapons permit and then email a copy to me. I had to print and sign it and ship it back with the hawk. Did not have any problems and shipping was around $35.00 USD
 
I have told my uncle and a couple buddies to keep their eyes open for used/yardsale ball peen hammers for me, I'm amazed that there is enough steel in a 16oz hammer to do that, very cool.

Red
 
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