DigIron2
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I was thinking maybe some kind of wedge for splitting wood,but I am not sure.✅ SOLVED What kind of tool is this?
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I was thinking maybe some kind of wedge for splitting wood,but I am not sure.
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My guess: Maul axe head; as here: Vtg US w 8 Wood Splitting Maul Axe Head Firewood Logging Woodsman Log Cabin Tool | eBay
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Looks pretty small for that, and the square hole looks too tiny to accommodate a handle substantial enough for splitting wood.
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Maybe something like this London Pattern Shoemaker's Hammer. http://www.cornishworkshop.co.uk/album/albums/userpics/10001/hammerhandle01.jpg
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That is a very old cobblers hammer. I would place it around mid 1800's. Tony
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