Review By: I.Ball
Category: Old Axes
Extra Info: What is an Axe?
Manufacturer: Elwell
Tool Type: Fireman's Axe
Model No: 5122
The old Elwell fireman's axe number 5122.
The blade on this example carries the markings 'Elwell 5122' on one side
and the markings 'H98, 1952' on the reverse side. This particular axe
is also marked with the ministry arrow indicating the axe was used by
one of the UK services.
The axe has a 390mm ash handle with an axe head fitted to it in the
strap form; two straps of metal running from the head down either side
of the handle. The axe head is 200mm across.
It is quite common for the axe head and handle to have marks and dents
through years or use and age.
This particualr fireman's axe had a fabric blade cover, I am not sure
if this was user made or originally came with the axe.
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