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this one is base on a several examples I have seen and isn't base on any one axe.

the head is forged from 1050 round stock and inlayed in copper. the haft is curly hickory and is inlayed in silver.

Enjoy

MP

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Posted

That's a great job on that 'hawk.

 

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Far out! Very different...slim and elegant looking.

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that is sweet! really cool. That is the best I have seen in some time. It is elegant and vicious at the same time.

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yeh I remember the wip of this thing. such a work of art.

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Very nice

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That is beautiful, the inlay really sets it off, very nice.

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That is a great looking hawk! I love all of the inlay that you did with it. Great work!

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Very cool, I like the cut out of the heart and the heart motif. It says, I love you as you are plunging it into your enemies skull

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Matt Todd that got a laugh from me ... the heart motif seems to be pretty common, I was surprised at how many of these I found with similar piercing.

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You're on fire lately, man. Seems like every time I turn around you've got another really nice piece to share.

 

Nice work. Looks thin and deadly. A real skull-splitter. Scary.

 

Keep up the good work!

 

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That's so cool, what a beauty. Hardly ever seen modern examples like this.

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I like. Great job.

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