Short sword?

[manry]

Hello, I'm living in Tyrol and I find this so e time ago in a field. What you think is this? Is ancient or maybe a more modern tool for do work in the forest?

Thx to all









Size is 30 cm.

 

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[Charlie P. (NY)]

Bread knife?

 

[manry]

Possible but I think must be old cause that condition?

 

[stevengugas]

Based on the curve of the blade and the shank it looks like part of a scythe

 

[bradyboy]

branch lopper ?

 

[manry]

Thx to anyone

 

[RTR]

Charlie P. ( NY) is correct

 

[ToddsPoint]

Greetings. My family came from Sud Tyrol in 1895. It is now part of Italy after 1915. Fiave is the town just north of Lago di Garda. Gary

 

[dognose]

I don't think its extremely old.

The knives I have from the mid 1800's civil war era have a longer tang that on virtually all are as long as the handle and as thick as the blade. The end of the tang was at the end of the handle.

 

[NOLA_Ken]

I would say scythe blade most likely as well. Cool find!

 

[Noah_D]

I agree with Charlie P. It looks like a kitchen knife, not an expert though.

 

[DetecTom]

I’m going with a more modern kitchen knife judging by the shape of the tang.

 

[gunsil]

I don't think it's a knife anything, or any kind of knife. Were it a knife there would be holes in what some are calling the tang. No holes in tang to mount handles means not a knife. Simple as that. What is being called a tang here is also way short for a knife tang in comparison to what some think is the knife blade.