help id this hammer

>>1083419
Breaking out of federal penitentiary. Don't forget a clean pair of shoes

>>1083419
It's a straight peen hammer. It's for splitting bricks and other similar tasks most likely. I used one for rock work when I was in the California Conservation Corps. Blacksmiths and metalworkers also use similar hammers for their duties. Looks like a slightly heavy one. 2-4 pound head on it?

>>1083453
Yea it's heavy as fuck def a 4 pound head.

>>1083423
Fucking kekked.

>>1083419
Yep, its a hammer.

Blacksmith's hot cut. Looks too narrow and sharp to be a brick hammer. A blacksmith holds it on a piece of steel and a second person hits it with a hammer to cut through. They're more for making straight lines or complex cuts that you couldn't do with a hot cut that sits in the anvil.

>>1083419
Looks like a hot cutter.

>>1083686
Beat me to it.

>>1083419

Is a hammer.

Used for hammering things.

Pegs, nails, your mom etc... lol. Sorry m8. No clue

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Op here,
Yeah I thot it looked like a smithing hammer but it was in this 100 year old bag that was shaped like a bowling ball bag with all these masonry tools like trows sanding blocks from the 40s and other shit I can't remember. I actually sharpened the wedge slightly with a flat hand file to remove the dents from its edge. Its so oxidized I can't find a maker's Mark anywhere either.

Swingy McWilliams

>>1084123
was your grandfather Bigfoot?