🥇 BANNER AMAZING 1812 WAR AXE WITH MAKERS MARK

[CanDiver]

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[texjim]

awesome....

 

[Papa Bear]

Can you laquer the wood to save it? I say banner on this awesome piece of history!

 

[CanDiver]

Can you laquer the wood to save it? I say banner on this awesome piece of history!

I used Renaisance wax on the wood. Sometimes it works. It was really deep in the silt so it might hold up.

 

[Papa Bear]

I used Renaisance wax on the wood. Sometimes it works. It was really deep in the silt so it might hold up.

Well, my fingers are crossed then. Awesome find my friend. Awesome find.

 

[CSA2K]

Sweet!

 

[flintknapper too]

Thats awesome

 

[Hunthicks]

That is just pretty sweet!

 

[CASPER-2]

banner find

 

[dascrow]

Congrats, very nice. Added to the banner finds!

 

[scaupus]

Brilliant!

 

[romeo-1]

I love seeing what you bring up from the river bottom...everyone of your posted finds is a potential banner find!

 

[leprechaun]

Super nice axe.

 

[CMDiamonddawg]

Congrats on the Banner ! are you from New Orleans I never knew our soldiers fought with axes during The War of 1812 .. Maybe it's me I must have missed something , man that's a good find

dawg 8)

 

[Papa Bear]

Congrats on the banner! Looking forward to updated photos as it cleans up. Well done!!

 

[riverdive]

If axes could only talk.... Very nice. How deep down & in the mud?

 

[BuckleBoy]

This is a great axe, but how is it related to the War of 1812 again?

 

[CRUSADER]

This is a great axe, but how is it related to the War of 1812 again?

Clearing the woods for the farmers to see who coming

Seriously, I hope you can preserve that wood & update us with the makers mark info? Cool piece!

 

[romeo-1]

This is a great axe, but how is it related to the War of 1812 again?

it's probably referential with the other finds from the specific area.

 

[CanDiver]

Thanks everyone! I am having good luck with what is left of the handle....so far. I am rotating it in olive oil and waxing it. So far I have found out that "ASH" probably stands for the type of handle. Any help finding the maker STONES would be great. Found in Eastern Lake Ontario.View attachment 623550