Axe found help id

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Helix

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I want to say "broad axe" ??? but I could be wrong.
 

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That was made flat on one side for hewing beams. That form showed up around 1780 and I've seen it on axes all the way into about 1900. Very nice.
 

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You can buy a brand new broad ax today if you want one.

Yeah, but his looks 19th C. Also, I don't see many hewing broad axes being made today. I'm sure some specialty makers are still producing them, but then again you can buy a modern "Medieval" or "Bronze Age" ax if you want one, too. :thumbsup:
 

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