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German war ax 16th century
The ax known as Pico de Cuervo used by the cavalry in southern Germany, was a short weapon between 50 and 80 cm, which used to have a wooden handle. Its armored head consisted of a long, curved beak, which gave it its name, and an ax blade, lighter than normal. It measures 75 cm long and weighs 945 gr. It is made of wood and metal.
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