Ceremonial warhammer, Germany, 16th century AD
2y 9d ago by lemmy.world/u/probablynaked in forgottenweapons from media.kbin.social
cross-posted from: https://kbin.social/m/HistoryArtifacts/t/1039837
Ceremonial warhammer, Germany, 16th century AD
it's like the swiss army knife of blunt trauma
It comes with a backscratcher!
Well that's a funny looking spork. I like it though 👍
Missing a spoon attachment
I'm missing the spoon end.
You never see a warnail...
What were they even building?
You’ve heard of Swiss Army Knife?
German Army Hammer.
What were they even building?
Something to pierce metal body armor?
Using zhe Warhammer for the Wehrburg.
I mean warhammers were usually an engineers weapon because they tended to be big dudes who needed hammers and axes.
Imma rock up with this for family dinner
At first I thought this was a GenAI image.