a whats it

[bob ny]

has anyone seen one of these?

 

[Lightfoot]

Deer/game skinnin knife? I have no idea, i'm just guessin. That thing looks like it could do some serious damage!

 

[mrshaun]

customer adjuster...

 

[airbuff101]

What do the markings say?

airbuff

 

[JSBriggs]

The TSA has an identification program. If you put that in your carry-on next time you fly, Im sure they will be happy to tell you what it is.

-Jeff

 

[kruegdr]

Firefighters tool?

 

[rsanter]

additude adjuster
next person that comes up to you with a big ole nasty additude
you just pull that out and their additude tends to come down a few notches

bob

 

[BajaBound]

No not a fire fighter tool. Looks some sort of either game knife or one of those weird knife art collectors thingies!

 

[Case IH]

Deer/game skinnin knife? I have no idea, i'm just guessin. That thing looks like it could do some serious damage!

+1

 

[chewy7]

a tool truck dealer attitude adjuster

 

[lbgradwell]

has anyone seen one of these?

Yep.

It looks like an original Jor Don hatchet for close fighting...

 

[SuperSocket]

That looks like a short halberd. Looks more like a fantasy halberd hatchet/axe thing.

 

[fatboyII]

has anyone seen one of these?

yepper, but I ain'ta tellin'

 

[z28snksknr]

Ancient seal puller or the world's worst procotology tool.

 

[neverenoughtools]

Is it a thingamajig?

 

[bob ny]

Yep.

It looks like an original Jor Don hatchet for close fighting...

Whats with toll talk today I can't get on?good guess or you were searching lol
And to all you guessers a fellow tool collector made this for E.. It is a end off a long handled tree trimmers tool. Mr. Jordon is a really good blacksmith knife maker.He molded a extension on the cutter and installed a handle.some piece of work huh BOB W.

 

[mrshaun]

a tool truck dealer attitude adjuster

you nailed it....

 

[BPJOOP93]

attitude adjuster.

 

[Lump]

Looks like one of those "fantasy weapons", as another person said before me. If you've ever been to the great museums in Europe with ancient REAL weapons, they don't look much like that. They are not nearly so "fancy-wicked", but if you think about how they operate, they indeed fearsome and deadly.

I often wonder how soldiers got the courage to get close enough to hordes of other guys wielding weapons like that? In order to get close enough to strike them, you had to be close enough for them to reach YOU. And in those days, just about any wound was likely fatal. Shudder.

 

[47bob]

Klingon toothpick

 

[lbgradwell]

...good guess or you were searching lol

I saw your post "over there"...

Whats with toll talk today I can't get on?

You probably know by now, Bob, but Papaw's place was hacked and malware installed. He's working on it...

 

[ZRX61]

What does the engraving on it say?

 

[bob ny]

thought you would like to see what it looked like before it went to finishing school in phonex