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Originally Posted by kronckew
Interesting pry bar finial, presumably for prying open a gap to skewer an opponent inside their armour.
Looks a lot bigger than the subject Texas tomahawk. Looks like it has a rather nasty crack in it too.
I wonder how that guy breathes in that fancy suit. Reminds me of a Victorian whalebone corset.
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Would help to have some identification of the painting, artist, date. To rule out it being, say, a Victorian-era historicism.
That implement the guy is carrying reminds me of a slightly fancier version of a box hatchet, complete with the pry/nail puller finial, in the catalog of a tool distributor who imports them from India.
Haha, breathing in that outfit ... maybe, like ladies in the antebellum South, they carried vials of smelling salts to revive themselves after frequent swooning due to lack of air!