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Image 1 — Beutiful Military True temper Kelly works Dayton Axe for just 18€ Germany
Image 2 — Beutiful Military True temper Kelly works Dayton Axe for just 18€ Germany
Image 3 — Beutiful Military True temper Kelly works Dayton Axe for just 18€ Germany
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Beutiful Military True temper Kelly works Dayton Axe for just 18€ Germany

4lbs
Can you Tell me something about it ? Thanks guys

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 7 hours ago
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German Claw Hatchet of the German Army

I just bought this for €20—from 1963, in perfect condition. An absolute bargain. What do you guys think?

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 2 days ago
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Big Deal Treu temper Kelly works 45€ deal in Germany

I'm freaking out—I got these heads in Germany for €45! What can you tell me about them? What kind of Pattern would all three likely have, and is it possible that one of them is military in nature?

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 3 days ago
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True temper Flint Edge Kelly works treeh dot

I just bought this little gem for €20. It’s an absolutely awesome piece—can you tell me what shape it is? These things are incredibly popular in Germany, and I can sell them—once restored—for over €220. I’m stoked!

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 6 days ago
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My New Beauties (Rare German ice axes—virtually one-of-a-kind pieces.

These tools were used to harvest blocks of ice from the Havel River, supplying pubs and shops. As they are hand-forged—and likely date back to the 18th or 19th century—they are characterized by a truly massive build. What else can you tell me about them?
They are extremely massive—weighing 2.3 kg and 2.5 kg respectively, with a length of 35–40 cm—and represent absolute beauty, whether as decoration or for a private museum.

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 10 days ago
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Judging by its appearance—and leaving aside the fact that an oblivious previous owner partially spray-painted it gold—this thing looks quite old. I couldn't find any information about it online. Given its specific shape, it must be some kind of regional tool designed for a very specific task.

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 11 days ago
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I have a question: Can you tell me what this is? I have never seen anything like it—it is extremely heavy (2.3 kilos for both parts) and has an incredibly unusual shape.

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 15 days ago
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Hi friends, I don't have a better photo, unfortunately. Do you know what kind of shape this is? It looks a bit combative. What do you think? Thanks for your help.

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 16 days ago
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Hi everyone, sorry for the bad photo. The seller hasn't sent me a better one yet. Could you perhaps tell me what kind of Pattern it is? I'm guessing it's from the US, right?

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 16 days ago
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Hey everyone, I just bought this. It's not an axe, but I'm sure you guys know what it is. Could you maybe tell me what it is? it has this pretty big reinforcement on the handle. Does anyone recognize the model or have any information about it?
I'll remove all the rust, sharpen it a bit, and attach a flamed handle; then it will be a really good workhorse.
A good deal for €15

u/Due_Dependent2924 — 17 days ago