Antique Hand-Forged Grain Scythe with Curved Wooden Snath

Description :
This antique hand tool features a weathered curved wooden snath (handle) and a detachable, rust-patinated forged steel blade. The blade is curved in a traditional style and mounts securely into the end socket of the handle, though it is currently detached. A side handle is positioned for ergonomic leverage, typical of scythes used for cutting tall grass, grain, or weeds in open fields. Ideal for display or repurposing in rustic garden décor or historical farm settings.

Era
Late 19th to Early 20th Century

Style
Primitive Agricultural Tool

Technique
Hand-forged iron blade, steam-bent wood handle

Tools Used
Forge, hammer, anvil, drawknife, auger

History
Once a staple of rural life, this type of scythe was widely used before mechanized farming equipment became common.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown

Measurements
Approximately 78" L assembled

Suggested Weight
10–14 lbs

Item Number : P13832

Category : Misc Tools

Brand : UK