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TIMOTHY CANNEY 12-04-2001 01:19 PM

New Treasure
 
Please help me out guys. I bought a 1941 dated mountaineering tool. It is Swiss in origin, but I can't seem to find anyone who knows what it is called exactly. Mabe one of our German fellow collectors will know the term. It is about 3 feet long with a spike on the bottom. the shaft goes into a pick on one end and a hoe like metal blade on the other end. What is the proper name for this? If it helps, the seven dwarfs had them in Disney's SNOW WHITE.


Tim Canney




Thor 12-04-2001 01:40 PM

Re: New Treasure
 
Thingamabob, whatyawhozit! Whatchamacallit! or a Betsthehelloutofme! Good luck Tim! Thor




Dok 12-04-2001 04:37 PM

It is commonly called...
 
an ICE AXE. What the seven dwarves had were called PICK AXES. One is used on the mountain for climbing, the other in the mountain for prospecting. HTH




Thor 12-04-2001 04:47 PM

Re: It is commonly called...
 
Wasn't that a small ICE axe used by the murderer in "First Deadly Sin" the movie that Frank Sinatra killed the murderer at the end of the movie with one shot from a Luger? ~Thor~




http://boards.rennlist.com/upload/FirstDeadlySin.jpg

66mustang 12-04-2001 05:12 PM

Re: It is commonly called...
 
Tim, don't let Dok fool you, in my part of the world, we call thing pick thingys. Women use them to kill their husbands...


Of course Thos feels bad if he doesn't throw in a Luger angle there somewhere, ;>)


Ed




Aaron 12-04-2001 05:29 PM

ALPENSTOCK!!! (Mountain Staff) (EOM)
 

Thor 12-04-2001 05:40 PM

Re: It is commonly called...
 
Hey STANG, aint ya ever herd of a "Luger on a STIEEEEEEK"




66mustang 12-04-2001 05:42 PM

Re: It is commonly called...
 
Hey sport, aren't you supposed to be working on someones gun?


I know, I AM supposed to be doing work toooo.


Hey, what can I say, I am taking a break...


Ed


PS: That was funny




Thor 12-04-2001 06:05 PM

Re: It is commonly called...
 
Hey man, I am just finishing up a nice 1908 Commerical for our fellow Luger board dude Jim Durfee! PURTY! Gonna go shoot it and Lonnie's K Date tomorrow! Eat your heart out! The Thunder dude needs a break too, swinging that big hammer all day long is tough......GEEEZ, where is my starbucks? ~Thor~




Dok 12-04-2001 06:47 PM

Speaking of hammers...
 
the picture you posted was of a CLAW HAMMER not an ICE AXE. Remind me never to let you build a cabinet for me!!!




Thor 12-04-2001 07:29 PM

Re: Speaking of hammers...
 
Nope. it was identified as a ice axe in the movie, a claw hammer has a split in the middle, I remember this one had a point! And you right, I aint a cabinet maker! But you are a good wood worker! YANNO!




66mustang 12-04-2001 07:42 PM

Re: Speaking of hammers...
 
Oh, it was called a ice pick in the movie. Like the movie industry is always right, And trust everything you read too? Don't worry, I'm here to help, I'm from the gov't!


Heh, heh, ya right, Ed




Dok 12-04-2001 09:33 PM

Re: Speaking of hammers...
 
Didn't see the movie, but just going by the poster you showed, it has a split up the middle, hence my response.




Big Norm 12-05-2001 12:30 AM

SANTA CALLS IT...
 
Santas helpers who are legally referred to as Subordinate Clauses often refer to what you have as a HOE1 HOE! HOE!

Big Norm




Viggo G Dereng 12-05-2001 02:55 AM

Re: ALPENSTOCK!!! For driving pitons! (EOM)
 

BCC 12-05-2001 08:22 PM

Not Likely!
 
I would pay good money to see anyone drive a piton into rock with an Ice Axe (Alpen Stock)! They actually carried and used a sledge hammer type tool for that chor.




Steve 12-05-2001 09:23 PM

Re: Not Likely!
 
It looks like a rock hammer to me. By the way, the worst use of a Luger is in the James Bond movie "For Your eyes Only". One of the bad guys uses a Luger as a hammer to knock some pitons out of the rock as Bond is climing to a monestary in Greece. He deserved his fate!





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