Small camping and carving Axe Francisca "Jolly Roger"- Elegant, ornately decorated hatchet. For delicate works. 6th Anniversary gift.
High carbon Steel Head, Perfect Wood and Leather.
Personalization is available on the head and wooden parts.
The skull and bones symbol was associated with pirates from the 14th century onwards. With the decline of pirates, some military vessels used the skull and crossbones flags, also known as the Jolly Roger, to show their toughness and ferocity. The Royal Navy Submarine Service now uses the Jolly Roger as its official emblem. The United States Marine Corps also uses the skull and bones as an emblem. The Kuperjanov Battalion of the Estonian army uses the skull and bones as a symbol. Many divisions of the British Army also use the skull and bones on parts of their uniforms. The White Kornilov Division, during the Russian Civil War, had skull and bone patches. During World War I some pilots used the skull and bone insignia on their airplanes. The skull and bone symbol was also used by Nazi troops during World War II.
Very solid and strong. As any our creations is fully useful.
It's hard and artistic work of Ivgen Janchishin, Max Dernovoy and me.
High quality leather sheath with stitch which used for luxury cars like Ferrary, Porsche at cetera- Alena Fagutist.
Hardness of the highcarbon steel (1566, G15660, 1066- USA, Ck67- Europe) 56-57 by Rockwell (HRC).
Zoning hardening.
It's more than enough to hew a hard kinds of wood.
Wood for handle- Ash or Beech.
It's hand-covered by the patina on natural basement and impregnated and covered by tung oil.
Three wedges with additional spike in place of crossing wedges were used.
This type fixing increases the reliability of joint and provide the long period of comfort exploitation of the tool.
Length- 14'' (36cm)
Weight- 1 1/2 lbs (625 g)
Blade Length- 4" (10 cm)
Additional you can order a leather sheath or/and a belt holder. You can choose it in options.
Please, don't hesitate to ask if you have any additional questions.
With very best wishes, Andy.