Native American 19th Century Smoking Tomahawk - Brass head with Weeping Heart Cutout U.S. Grenades Military surplus

Military surplus

Namur and Liege

which was used in World War I

It has been expertly air brushed to provide the cold glimmering look of steel and the warm richness of walnut wood stocks

The Frock Coat/Tunic bears medal loops which may indicate that this set belonged to the Viscount French

Native American 19th Century Smoking Tomahawk - Brass head with Weeping Heart Cutout U.S. Grenades Military surplusNew Made Item: Smoking tomahawks or pipe hawks really did exist. This hand made example is a high quality replica crafted after an original in the English style. It features an all brass head with weeping heart cutout and a hollow hardwood shaft. This hawk, while sturdy, is not suitable for throwing. Blade comes unsharpened. And, yes, you can really smoke out of it; so pass the peace pipe then bury the hatchet! Measures: Overall length: 18 Head width: