Ceremonial warhammer, Germany, 16th century AD
cross-posted from: kbin.social/m/HistoryArtifacts/t/1039837
Ceremonial warhammer, Germany, 16th century AD
AceQuorthon, Imma rock up with this for family dinner
xia, At first I thought this was a GenAI image.
lurch, it’s like the swiss army knife of blunt trauma
over_clox, Well that’s a funny looking spork. I like it though 👍
CommissarVulpin, It comes with a backscratcher!
Arghblarg, 
Missing a spoon attachment
zakobjoa, 
I’m missing the spoon end.
YeetPics, 
You never see a warnail…
What were they even building?
einkorn, What were they even building?
Something to pierce metal body armor?
Madison420, I mean warhammers were usually an engineers weapon because they tended to be big dudes who needed hammers and axes.
MonkderDritte, (edited ) Using zhe Warhammer for the Wehrburg.
deegeese, You’ve heard of Swiss Army Knife?
German Army Hammer.
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