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Belknap Howe & mfg co. Bluegrass hatchet

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    Posted 10 years ago

    Caseman85
    (1 item)

    Not sure what I have here. What do you guys make of this? The hatchet is in great condition, and has not been sharpened. The handle is firmly attached with only slight wiggle.

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    1. lzenglish lzenglish, 10 years ago
      Referred to as a "Half Hatchet", hence the hammer head on one end, and hatchet blade on opposite end.
      Wayne
    2. Motoolz, 6 years ago
      I'm confused again. I thought that the name "half hatchet" meant the flat top of a hatchet/hammer that was used next to the ceiling, that looked like half of a broad hatchet
    3. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 6 years ago
      It is a shingle hatchet for cutting and laying wooden shake shingles.
    4. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 6 years ago
      If you look at picture #1 you will see the bevel where it is sharpened, however the under side is also beveled and sharpened back to the nail puller notch. Sharpening the underside makes splitting a shingle a simple downward pull. This type shingle hatchet is only sharpened on one side to cut. The other side is left flat to provide a clean edge.

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