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The tomahawk was the creation of the Algonquian Indians in Native America. The term is derived from the Algonquian words “tamahak” or “tamahakan," which means a tool for cutting. The original tomahawk

Folks, Around here, we deal in steel and stories. Both shaped by time, both built to last. But every so often, the ground shifts underfoot. The news of increased tariffs on imports from India is one

A kukri doesn't look like it should work as well as it does. The blade bends forward partway down its length, an angle that looks wrong to anyone raised on straight edged knives, until you swing one a

Nepalese Weapons from the British Presence in India Part of the fascination with museums is the fact that we get to stand by and look at an age, perhaps even a realm or civilization, which is lost to

At the beginning of the Civil War, firearms of all types were in short supply. Many early volunteers were issued antiquated, imported, and nearly obsolete weapons as both sides strained to meet the d

The life of a soldier in the 1860''s was an arduous one and for the thousands of young Americans who left home to fight for their cause, it was an experience none of them would e