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Small Kelto-Gallic Hatchet
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3 1/2 inches sized small Kelto-Gallic hatchet in serpentine granite. found in the Nivernais, France. |
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Hindoo Hatchet
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Hindoo hatchet from an Indian piece of sculpture in the city of Saitron in Rajpootana, from A.D. 1100 |
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Bronze Assyrian Hatchet
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8 inches sized ancient Assyrian hatchet in bronze found at Babylon. |
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Assyrian Double Hatchet
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Ancient Assyrian double hatchet probably in iron from a bas-relief. |
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Assyrian Single Hatchet
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Ancient Assyrian single hatchet, probably in iron from a bas-relief. |
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Assyrian Single Hatchet
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Ancient Assyrian single hatchet to which the quivers of the warriors fighting on chariots were often fastened. Illustration is from the cast of a bas-relief in the Louvre. |
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Egyptian Hatchet
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Ancient Egyptian hatchet. |
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Bronze Egyptian Hatchets
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Bronze Egyptian hatchets. |
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Bronze Egyptian Wedge
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Bronze Egyptian wedge or hatchet, 4inches. From Museum of Berlin. |
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Egyptian Hatchet
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Ancient Egyptian hatchet, from bas-reliefs of Thebes. |
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Bronze Greek Hatchet
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Ancient Greek hatchet in bronze, from Museum of Berlin. |
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Egyptian Khop
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Ancient Egyptian iron weapon shop or khop, a sickle-sword or more likely a type of an axe. 6 inches from Museum of Berlin. |
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Roman War Hatchet
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Ancient Roman war hatchet in iron, from the Collegio Romano at Rome. |
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Plain War Hatchet In Bronze
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Plain ancient war hatchet in bronze, found in the old kingdom of Naples. From Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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Plain War Hatchet
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Plain ancient war hatchet in bronze found at Naples. From Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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Bronze German Hatchet
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Ancient German hatchet in bronze. 10 1/2 inches long. Found in the Palatinate and preserved in the National Museum of Munich. |
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German Hatchet In Bronze
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Ancient German hatchet in bronze with ornament. Found in the Hallstatt cemetery. From Cabinet of Antiquities at Vienna. |
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Gallic Hatchet
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Ancient Gallic hatchet from the Louvre. |
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Gallic Hatchet
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Ancient Gallic hatchet, 5 1/2 inches long from Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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British Bronze Hatchet
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British hatchet from the bronze age. From British Museum. |
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Danish Hatchet In Bronze
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Danish hatchet in bronze. 6 1/2 inches long. Bronze Age. From the Copenhagen Museum. |
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Bronze Danish Hatchet
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Danish hatchet in bronze. 10 inches long. Bronze Age. |
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Danish Hatchet
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Danish hatchet from the bronze age. 18 inches long. Copenhagen Museum. |
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Swiss Hatchet In Bronze
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Swiss hatchet in bronze. Bronze Age. From Museum of Geneva. |
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Hatchet Or Lance Head In Bronze
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Hatchet or lance head in bronze. 7 inches long. Bronze Age. From Museum of Lausanne. |
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Bronze Hatchet Found At Lieli
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Bronze hatchet found at Lieli, Switzerland. Preserved in the Zurich Museum. |
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Bronze Hatchet Found In Russia
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Bronze aged hatchet found in Russia. A cast of it is in the Museum of St. Germain. |
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Bronze Axe Found In Hungary
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Bronze axe found in Hungary. A cast of the same is in the Museum of Saint Germain. |
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Germanic Battle Axe Of The Saxon Shape
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Germanic battle axe of the saxon shape, found in the Frankish cemetery of Selzen. From Museum of Mayence. |
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Saxon Shaped Germanic Battle Axe
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Germanic battle axe of the saxon shape. 6 1/2 inches. From Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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Germanic Battle Axe
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Germanic battle axe, saxon shape, 9 1/2 inches. From Museum of St. Germain and Sigmaringen. |
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Anglo Saxon Battle Axe
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Ancient Anglo-Saxon battle axe found in the Thames. From Tower of London. |
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Germanic Battle Axes
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Germanic battle axes belonging to the end of the Merovingian epoch. From Museum of Sigmaringen. |
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Germanic Battle Axe
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6 1/2 inches sized Germanic battle-axe from Museum of Munich. |
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Germanic Battle Axe Fround At Sclieben
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Ancient Germanic battle-axe found at Sclieben in Saxony. From Klemm Collection in Dresden. |
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British Battle Axe
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British battle-axe (pole-axe). Found in the Thames. From the Tower of London. |
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Burgundian Axe
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Burgundian axe, 9 inches. Found at Onswala in Switzerland. From Museum at Lund, Sweden. |
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Frank Hatchet Called Francisque
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Ancient Frank hatchet called francisque, found at Enversmen, near Augsburg. From Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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Long Shafted Pole Axes Of Foot Soldiers
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Long shafted pole-axes of foot soldiers, end of the 11th century. In the Bayeux Tapestry. |
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14th Century German Foot Soldier Pole Axe
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End of the 14th century pole-axe of foot soldiers. In the Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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15th Century German Foot Soldier Pole-Axe
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15th century German foot soldiers pole-axe, from a wood engraving. In the Cabinet of Engravings, Munich. |
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German Foot Soldier Pole-Axe
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German foot soldier pole-axe of the 15th century. In the Museum of Munich. |
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15th Century Swiss Soldier Pole-Axe
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15th century Swiss soldier pole-axe. In the Arsenal of Lucerne. |
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Pole Axes Of German Foot Soldiers
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Pole axes of German foot soldier, 15th century. In the Cabinet of Engravings in Munich. |
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Russian Foot Soldier Pole Axe Called Bardiche
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Russian foot soldier pole-axe called bardiche. In the Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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Russian Foot Soldier Pole Axe Used By Strelites
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Russian foot soldier pole-axe with which the Strelites were armed. |
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Venetian Pole Axe
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Venetian pole-axe with saw edged hammer, 16th century. In the Meyrick Collection. |
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Swiss Pole Axe With Hammer And Dart
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Swiss pole-axe with hammer and dart. In the Arsenal of Berne. |
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Long Shafted Scottish Lochaber Axe
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Long shafted Scottish lochaber axe, the national weapon of Scotland. In the Collection of Prince Charles at Berlin. |
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German Pole-Axe Of The 15th Century
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German pole-axe of the 15th century. In the Historical Museum of Monbijou at Berlin. |
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Swiss Pole Axe With Saw Edged Hammer
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Swiss pole-axe with saw edged hammer, 16th century. In the Arcenal of Lucerne. |
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English Foot Soldier Jedburgh Axe
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English foot soldier Jedburgh axe, 16th century. In the Meyrick Collection. |
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Scottish Or English Foot Soldiers Pole-Axe
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Scottish or English foot soldiers pole axe. In the Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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German Short Handled Battle Axe
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German short-handled battle axe, end of the 15th century. In the Dresden Museum. |
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Turkish Horseman Battle Axe
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Turkish horseman battle axe, end of the 15th century. It belonged to the Sultan Mahomed Ben Kaitbai, who reigned from 1495 to 1499. In the Ambras Collection. |
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Sclavonic Horseman Battle Axe
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Sclavonic horseman battle axe. From a drawing by Albert Durer. |
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Horseman Iron Battle Axe
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Horseman iron battle axe, beginning of the 16th century. |
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English Horseman Battle Axe
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English horseman battle axe, from beginning of the reign of Queen Elizabeth (1558). |
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Short Handled Polish Battle Axe
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Short handled Polish battle axe, bound with strips of leather from beginning of the 17th century. In the Meyrick Collection. |
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English Executioner Axe
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English executoner axe of the 16th century, with which the Earl of Essex was beheaded in the reign of Elizabeth (1558-1603). In the Tower of London. |
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Horseman Battle Axe With Small Hand Cannon
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Horseman battle axe, with small hand cannon. From the 15th century. |
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Battle Axe With Flint Lock Pistol
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Battle axe with flint lock pistol. From end of the 17th century. |
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German Battle Axe With Wheel Lock Pistol
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German battle-axe with wheel lock pistol, inlaid with ivory and silver. From end of the 15th century. In the Museum of Sigmaringen. |
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Chinese Battle Axes
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Chinese battle axes. |
