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In some models the difference is very substantial, in others less so, but it is always there.

are lighter and more nimble pieces of equipment made for throwing and close-combat.

The bearded one was probably used as a tool as well as a weapon, which is common for viking weapons.

The commission business facilities were destroyed by fire in 1845.

Hi, I have seen two posts about Fiskers.

Long after a handle has fallen from its place, the head continues to provide use.

The tips of the blade would be incredibly sharp so that they could slash throats like with a knife, and the blunt butt of an axe would also be utilized, usually to bang someone on the head to cause a humiliating but not lethal blow.

Cheeks — the sides of the axehead, can be convex wide or concave narrow shape Lug — where the axehead cheeks dip down at an obtuse angle over the handle.

The handles come with both wooden and steel materials and are easily available in the market.

This would take many days.

The labels and markings depicted with this article are intended to show the wide diversification of such identifiers as used by the Kelly Axe Mfg.