Bayonet Hammer?? Hammer Bayonet???

[MonkeyBoy]

Any ideas on this one? I figured it had a sheath that allowed it to be used as a hammer but still, it is an old one!!

 

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[kuger]

I dunno,its cool,but I am sure glad to see ya!!How have ya been,and post some of those awesome finds I know you must be making!!!

 

[Jason in Enid]

Post some pics of the handle please. that thing is strange indeed!

 

[Broken knee]

That was issued to the

see bees, kill em and build it!!! HH
BK

 

[tennessee]

Hope someone can find this on the net. Seabees makes sense. It sure is interesting. Thanks for sharing Kuger.

 

[BosnMate]

Certainly someone's idea of a multi purpose tool. For some reason I don't think it's military, but that doesn't mean I even have an idea of what it is.

 

[Jason in Enid]

If that was military issue, I would have heard of it. I used to be a huge WWI - WWII weapons collector and I never heard of anything like that.

It's got a lot of rust but it seem from the pick to be a solid piece, not something welded together.

 

[Broken knee]

If that was military issue, I would have heard of it. I used to be a huge WWI - WWII weapons collector and I never heard of anything like that.

It's got a lot of rust but it seem from the pick to be a solid piece, not something welded together.

Just my WAG one of my uncles was a See Bee stationed in RI. it was the only thing I could think of? HH
BK

 

[Subterranean]

Very interesting, is it possibly an abalone/clam/oyster diver's tool? Sub

 

[Daveml]

Hi,

Possibly an old 'Floor nail puller / hammer' missing handle covering ??.

Daveml.

 

[nhbenz]

I believe it is a crating / un-crating multi tool. The "blade" end is a pry bar (with leverage from the opposite end).

Update / question: the end opposite the blade looks slightly mushroomed (which would support my theory). Am I correct that it looks like it may have been hit with another hammer?

 

[vhs07]

Possibly a tent stake?

 

[MonkeyBoy]

I dunno,its cool,but I am sure glad to see ya!!How have ya been,and post some of those awesome finds I know you must be making!!!

I'v made a few!! Sort of droppedout of the posting for a bit... let the new crowd settle down! I"ll be posting again soon!!!
Thanks!!

 

[MonkeyBoy]

This does make the most sense..

 

[MonkeyBoy]

I believe it is a crating / un-crating multi tool. The "blade" end is a pry bar (with leverage from the opposite end).

Update / question: the end opposite the blade looks slightly mushroomed (which would support my theory). Am I correct that it looks like it may have been hit with another hammer?

This does make the most sense,..