Tomahawks

[SCALPHUNTER]

How many "Tomahawk" folks are out here in our new "Forum"? Let's see what you got!

 

[ChuckBurrows]

Same pipehawk - Side 1 and 2 of the drop

An couple of upper Missouri war axes

Another pipehawk - Side 1 and 2 of the drop

The wrought iron and steel used for the head on this one were picked up along the Oregon Trail in Wyoming circa 1974

Another pipehawk - Side 1 and 2 of the drop

Before it got all the fancy bead work added

Another pipehawk - Side 1 and 2 of the drop

and last one for now - the excellent head was forged by Stuart Willis - one of the best - www.swillisforge.com

 

[SCALPHUNTER]

Thanks Chuck, it's always a pleasure to see your work.

 

[Allen Newberry]

That's a lot of eye candy for just one post!2thumbs

 

[Bill Burke]

this is the only one that I have a picture of.

Oh and this one.

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[John M Cohea]

Here's my humble offerings

 

[SCALPHUNTER]

Bill and John; both of you have some real impressive pieces there.

 

[Semper708]

Well it almost is :bud:

 

[SCALPHUNTER]

Not bad Semper; Like the "modern" twist.

 

[Bill Burke]

Bill and John; both of you have some real impressive pieces there.

Thanks scalphunter but I thinck chuck is the big dog so far.

 

[ChipI.]

Wow, all of you guys do great looking work!!

 

[Stuart Willis]

Here is a few.

First one a traditional looking spike

Another spike with a little pewter added to the handle.

A plain pipe with no moulding or embellishments

A hammer poll

pipe with curly maple and pewter

And a reforged ball peen hammer

 

[SCALPHUNTER]

That's some good forgin'.