hi im new to this site but ive got something to show which maybe of interest, i recently worked on the scrapping of the clemenceau and in one of the locker rooms and i came across a pair of old overalls with something wrapped in them so i unfolded them and there i came across like some sort of axe looking device with a hole in the bottom as if it was suppose to sit on something it also has the tigers head on it with the ships name carved in around it it stands around 2 and a half feet tall and the end looks like a sword point and then two like axe blades come from the side its quite heavy chrome and brass looking any ideas what it may have been used for thanks neily39
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Hi Neily39, could you sort out a photo of the object? It's hard to really get opinions based on your text description only. Thanks, Fæ (talk) 21:40, 24 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]
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