Anyone recognize this?

[Frank Fusco]

I won't identify where this came from until the giftor speaks up first, or tomorrow morning, which ever comes first. :D
The tiny hand forged tomahawk head was sent to me by ............ . This was several months ago. Just now I got real ambitious :rolleyes: and finally whittled a handle for it. Handle is red cedar.
Little hawk will now join my collection of eleven others on a display board.
Thanks ............... for the neat gift.

[Vaughn McMillan]

I think the technical term for the little ones like that is "teenyhawk". :rofl:

[Rennie Heuer]

I think the technical term for the little ones like that is "teenyhawk". :rofl:
or tomafinch?:rofl:

[Frank Fusco]

Jokers. ;)
The teenyhawk is the one to the right of the tiny hawk. :D

[Bart Leetch]

Sure looks like a .5 weenie hawk. :eek::wave:

[Paul Gallian]

Recognize this?

Yes:

It belonged to "Little Beaver" or "Tonto "or was it the "Last Mohican"

How about a real old Boy Scout and it fell out of its scabbard.

[Don Baer]

How about a real old Boy Scout and it fell out of its scabbard.
I resemble that remark...:eek::D:rofl::rofl:

[Dan Noren]

it's a pencil hawk.... :rofl::rofl::rofl:

[Rob Keeble]

Ok who is it Frank who is the resident blacksmith???:)

[Frank Fusco]

OK, but, as far as I know, he wasn't the maker.
Good ole' Dale Johnson. Over the years, he has sent me several goodies related to my reenacting and muzzle loading passions. I surely do appreciate these items.
For the record (of my collection) I have another small 'hawk. It ranges between the tiny and teeny in size. I wear it on one of my reenactment hats.

[Karl Brogger]

Frank- Any comment on the Gransfor stuff? I came across a catalog a while back and have the sudden urge to buy an axe. No real reason either.

[Paul Downes]

Looks like a nut cracker to me. Maybe there is a Davey Crocket version of G.I. Joe? :D

[Dave Hawksford]

Nice lil Hawk Frank.
The guys who did the authentic costumes and speech for the last of the Mahicans I used to camp with and bought a few things made by them. Britches, Day bag and a really nice Ti Cor hat which my wife confiscated.

Frank do you go to the Eastern ?

[Stuart Ablett]

Very cool!

Would you wear that in a special sheath on your ankle under your pant leg as a "Back-Up" :D

[Frank Fusco]

Nice lil Hawk Frank.
The guys who did the authentic costumes and speech for the last of the Mahicans I used to camp with and bought a few things made by them. Britches, Day bag and a really nice Ti Cor hat which my wife confiscated.

Frank do you go to the Eastern ?

Nope. Too far fer my budget. Staying close to home these days.

[Frank Fusco]

Very cool!

Would you wear that in a special sheath on your ankle under your pant leg as a "Back-Up" :D

Funny. :D But we do carry full sized ones on, or under, our belts. That along with two to four kives makes a pretty good 'back up' weapon.