Axe heads for ID

shayde78 · 20th August 2018, 03:03 AM

Ah...thank you, Kronckew. I found these as part of an estate sale in Ohio, so I had little frame of reference. I also discovered that trying to search the word "axe" on here fouls up the search engine as it is too short a word.

I appreciate your expert opinion.

kronckew · 20th August 2018, 06:28 AM

yes, that >3 character search limit can be annoying, as well as the lack of logical connectors like AND,OR,NOT.

...In which case Google can be useful as it doesn't have those limits.

do a google site search, ie. use google search on:

axe -stone site:vikingsword.com

the '-' is a NOT, I generally also use a -site: pinterest.c* and -site: pinimg.c* to get rid of their clickbait crud. ( the keyword site: should not have a space after it, added above as a colon followed by the 'p' char. is a smily face sticking it's tongue out

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20th August 2018, 03:03 AM	#1
shayde78 Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Posts: 445	Ah...thank you, Kronckew. I found these as part of an estate sale in Ohio, so I had little frame of reference. I also discovered that trying to search the word "axe" on here fouls up the search engine as it is too short a word. I appreciate your expert opinion.

20th August 2018, 06:28 AM	#2
kronckew Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Room 101, Glos. UK Posts: 4,215	yes, that >3 character search limit can be annoying, as well as the lack of logical connectors like AND,OR,NOT. ...In which case Google can be useful as it doesn't have those limits. do a google site search, ie. use google search on: axe -stone site:vikingsword.com the '-' is a NOT, I generally also use a -site: pinterest.c* and -site: pinimg.c* to get rid of their clickbait crud. ( the keyword site: should not have a space after it, added above as a colon followed by the 'p' char. is a smily face sticking it's tongue out .)