Spiked Tomahawk Forged

19” Spiked Tomahawk Forged from a bar, Iroquois, circa 1750, handle replaced

11 1/8" Spiked Tomahawk from the 18th Century (haft later, 1800's). Found in New York State. Used by a member of the Iroquois Federation. Very good condition given age. Double tacks on each side. Ex-S

12 1/2" Plains Spiked Tomahawk. Sioux. Very old head (circa 1860) with new haft added later. Fine condition. Ex-Steve Switzer, Tom Richards, Jim Dresslar. Pictured in Ornamental Indian Artifacts (Hoth

Early 20th c pick axe tomahawk, blade rough, width 8", length 12 1/2", sold with forged blade knives, food chopper (width 8 3/4"), HL hinges, etc

11 1/2" Pipe Tomahawk. Hand forged Belt Axe. Ornate with acorn bowl and fluted front brace. ~100 to 150 years old. Looks like original hand carved stem. Light split on back side. Pictured in CHAPA #4

19th century hand forged iron tomahawk with probably an older replaced handle, tomahawk 4 3/4"l x 1 3/4" w. at point, handle 15"

5 7/8” Large War Type Hand Forged Tomahawk Late Bob Leach of Battle Creek Michigan

rated 9, 20" in circumference, has a great look.

Two Native American Indian Trading Post: Lakota Sioux Nation Tomahawk with forged iron axe head, leather wrapped handle, red and gray glass beads and buffalo fur decoration. With a saddle blanket with

Tomahawk Pipe Hand Forged 19" Long.

22” x 9 ½” hand forged pipe tomahawk with unique cutout, original haft, 6” crack, suspension hole with thimble drop, brass inlay in head, brass tacking, leather gasket, “great hawk”, head l

6 ½” Forged Iron Tomahawk, Old handle with brass tacks, Fire Branded, Nice Old Finish

Western / Central Europe, probably Germany or Bavaria, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A forged-iron dog collar of an intimidating form with a pair of semicircular bands linked via a hinge on the verso.

2 Hand Forged Throwing Tomahawks, Contemporary "Mountain Man" Era

21 1/2" Brass Tacked Lead Inlay Stem Handle, fine branded with forged Pipe Tomahawk, tally marked with cross cutout, shell drops

Native American, Central United States, Great Plains Tribes, likely Apache, ca. 19th century CE. A handsome ceremonial tomahawk made from forged iron with a wooden handle. The iron head features a fla

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. 19th century CE. A handsome ceremonial tomahawk made from forged iron with a wooden handle and brass tacks. The iron head features a flat blade with an openwork heart

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade with Wood Handle. Length 23.50". Tribe unknown.

19 1/4" Osage Tomahawk War Club. Older, forged throwing tomahawk head. Stem is older, hand carved but probably a replacement. Leather wrapping (sinew stitching) has been replaced. Head dates to late 1

7 1/2" forged pipe tomahawk head with heart cut out

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade with Wood Handle. Length 21". Tribe unknown.

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade. Hickory Wood Handle Decorated with Brass Rivets, Suede Wrapped with Old Feathers. Length 18.50".

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade with Insignia. Wood Handle. Length 18". Tribe Unknown.

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade with Insignia. Wood Handle. Length 19". Tribe Unknown.