Original Continental Europe Late 17th Century to 18th Century Axe Head with Blacksmith’s Marking Fusee Spring & Cover but they are mostly worn

but they are mostly worn away and cannot be discerned

the camo just bears striking similarities

fought a delaying action at Manhay until ordered to an assembly area

Dimensions:Shell Height: 13 3/4”Shell Base Width: 4 1/4”Casing Height: 14 1/2”Casing Width: 4 1/2”Total Height: 29”

Bonds will not satisfy a baby’s cry

Original Continental Europe Late 17th Century to 18th Century Axe Head with Blacksmith’s Marking Fusee Spring & Cover but they are mostly wornOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a substantial hand forged iron axe head dating approximately to the late 17th through 18th century, retaining a repeated blacksmiths or makers mark on both sides. The head survives in heavily oxidized relic condition with deep pitting, edge loss, and damage to the rear portion, while the original wooden haft is no longer present. Its form and repeated stamped marks are consistent with early modern European