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|  15th May 2011, 10:17 PM | #18 | |
| Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: The Sharp end 
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 I can see the possibility of Eastern European, but I'm struggling to see them as mere 'utility' axes. My reasoning: The shape of the cutting edge and narrowness of the blade doesn't make for good kindling splitting. The smaller of the two doesn't even have a cutting edge thats parallel to the shaft (see pic below) Despite the simplicity of the punched decoration, these are quite an elaborate piece of metalworking, far more than I would expect from a ulitity piece. I don't know, perhaps I just hope that you are wrong on that and they are 'battle axes'. Best Gene | |
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