The hammer and sickle (Unicode: U+262D ☭ HAMMER AND SICKLE) is a communist symbol representing proletarian solidarity between agricultural and industrial workers. It was first adopted during the Russian Revolution at the end of World War I, the hammer representing workers and the sickle representing the peasants. [1]

This squat hammer head has a nice heft for peening on narrow anvils with a wider radius. Rinaldi hammers and anvils have excellent hardness. Probably not originally intended as a peening hammer, but I find it works great!

Hammer Hammer. Our hammer is a combination of wide and cross peen faces and weighs 500 grams (approx.16 oz). Its use should be restricted to anvil peening and the faces kept clean and smooth to insure a good finish on the blade. For the peening jig any 16 …

Picard 500 gm Scythe Hammer (Dengelhammer). Double pein faces.1.1 lb. head. Used for scythe blade maintenance and edge sharpening. Also available with a single pein.

PICARD scythe hammer with a cross peen for smoothing and sharpening scythes on scythe anvils. For blade maintenance and edge sharpening of your Scythe. Available with single or double blade.

German made scythe hammer in 500 gram head weight. Order your hammers for peening today! 1.1 lb with hickory handle

Peening hammer with two flat faces of different profiles. Made in Italy. Rinaldi hammers come from the factory with two identical ‘flat faces’ which are quite rounded (convex). A rounded face will move steel more effectively, since the impact of the hammer is concentrated on a smaller area (especially when peening on a narrow-face anvil).

Combination peening hammer. Made in Austria. This is an excellent quality 800g combination Scythe hammer with a polished face. Its primary use is for peening on a narrow-faced anvil. The heavier head means you don’t need to strike as hard but let the weight do its work.

PICARD scythe hammer with a cross peen for smoothing and sharpening scythes on scythe anvils.