Encyclopedia of historical weapons - Gada

A gaff was and still is a hand-held metal hook with a sharp tip used to latch onto an object, usually for the purposes of moving it. Most commonly, a gaff was a meathook used in pairs by butchers to move large slabs of meat. Farmers have also used gaffs in pairs to move bales of hay. Fishermen used a gaff attached to a long pole to help lift heavy catches from the water.

Encyclopedia of historical weapons

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Cowter
See Couter.
Ricasso
The dull part of a blade right above the hilt. Made for fingering. Not all swords have it.
Dabus
Mace that consists of a piece of wood studded with nails.
Kapak
Small throwing axe consists of a tanged metal head fitted into a flat wooden handle.
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