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Ax, Danish A battle ax having no spike or beak on the opposite side, but an extremely elongated blade. ... |
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Axe, Throwing (Francisca) "A battle-ax used by the Franks, of which the typical form is a head long in proportion to its width, and expanding toward a convex curved edge, the general direction of which forms a considerable ang... |
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Axes, Four An illustration of four various axes: "1, Horseman's hammer of about the time of Edward IV; 2, Martel-de-fer, time of Henry VIII; 3, Martel-de-fer, time of Edward VI; 4, Martel-de-fer with hand-gun, t... |
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Battle-ax Bronze battle-ax from the Bronze and Iron Ages.... |
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Bronze Club A blunt weapon used for in close combat.... |
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Falcon Bill "Falcon-bill of about 1450. A form of martel-de-fer, distinguished by its slightly curved and sharp point." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Hatchet A small axe with a short handle, to be used with one hand.... |
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Hatchet, Small An illustration of a small hatchet.... |
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Mace, 13th Century An illustration of a 13th century mace. A mace is a simple weapon or ceremonial club or virge that uses a heavy head on the end of a handle to deliver powerful blows. A development of the club, a mac... |
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Mace, 15th Century An illustration of a 15th century mace.... |
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Mace, Holy Water Sprinkler An illustration of a mace also known as the holy water sprinkler and morning-star mace.... |
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Mangonel A mangonel (derived from Greco-Latin word manganon, meaning "engine of war") was a type of catapult or siege machine used in the medieval period to throw projectiles at a castle's walls. The exact mea... |
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Sword and axe A sword and axe resting on a square block.... |
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