Survival tool
OwnerFrederick A. Smith, Jr.inventor
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A survival tool having a multi-function tool head secured to an elongated hollow shaft. The tool head includes a shovel blade portion with a marginal edge terminating at a rectilinear shoulder portion that is attached to the hollow shaft. An axe blade is formed in one piece with the shovel blade so as to be substantially coextensive with the shoulder portion of the shovel. The cutting edge of the axe blade is substantially continuous with the portion of the marginal edge of this shovel adjacent the shoulder portion. A hammer is formed in one piece with the shovel and axe that has a striking face extending outwardly from the shovel blade adjacent the shoulder portion thereof opposite the cutting edge of the axe. The hollow shaft includes a transverse slot adjacent the tool head which is sized to slidably receive a one-piece bow. An adjustable pressure plate within the hollow shaft engages the central portion of the bow to secure the bow in place. The end of the hollow shaft opposite the tool head is closed by a tubular handle that holds a removable knife blade.
A survival tool comprising a multi-function tool head secured to an elongated hollow shaft, the end of the hollow shaft opposite the tool head being selectively closable by a tubular handle closed at one end and receiving a removable knife blade means in the opposite, open end, the knife blade means being sized to be received within the elongated shaft, the closed end of the tubular handle being recessed so as to removably receive compass means, the elongated hollow shaft having a transverse slot therethrough adjacent the tool head and sized to slidably receive a one-piece bow therethrough, adjustable pressure plate means disposed within the hollow shaft so as to engage the bow to secure it in place and sight means for the bow pivotally received in the tubular handle portion so as to be foldable to lie substantially against the surface of the tubular handle when the sight means is not in use.
A survival tool apparatus comprising:
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