long-hafted

Loial and Aram followed close behind — the Ogier, afoot with his long-hafted axe on his shoulder, bent his knees — and then the Two Rivers men, crouching on their saddles well beyond the gateway.

A Crown of Swords Jordan, Robert, 1948- 1996

"I am going, too," Loial added, leaning on his long-hafted axe.

A Crown of Swords Jordan, Robert, 1948- 1996

He and Wulfgar were back to back a short distance away, the lizardman brandished a broad-bladed, double-edged sword while the dwarf held a long-hafted axe and practiced laying about him with vicious half-circle arcs.

Fortress Of Frost And Fire Lackey, Mercedes 1993

He and Wulfgar were back to back a short distance away, the lizardman brandished a broad-bladed, double-edged sword while the dwarf held a long-hafted axe and practiced laying about him with vicious half-circle arcs.

Fortress Of Frost And Fire Lackey, Mercedes 1993

He clapped his hands to kindle the few lights still in working order, then fumbled among the shadows for the long-hafted, narrow-bladed hatchet with which he split shingles and drove roofing nails.

Nightside The Long Sun Wolfe, Gene 1993

It was not a dagger, but a good, long-hafted knife, sharp and thin, such as any practical man might carry on him for a dozen lawful purposes, from carving his meat at the table to scaring off footpads on ajourney, or the occasional wild boar in the forest.

The Rose Rent Peters, Ellis, 1913-1995 1986

Stein cantered out on his chaliko, rode up to the steps, lowered his long-hafted glass axe, and saluted by touching his gray torc.

The Golden Torc May, Julian, 1931- 1981

Even the natives, awed by the impending assault, were silent as they handled their bows and long-hafted spears.

Wilmshurst of the Frontier Force Ernest [Illustrator] Prater 1917

Weston was engaged with several others flinging gravel into a flat car with a long-hafted shovel the next morning when Cassidy strode up the track; and, though the men already had been working hard, they quickened the pace a little when they saw him.

The Gold Trail Harold Bindloss 1905

All of them, without exception, were nursing evil-looking, long-hafted, broad-bladed spears, and carried, belted to their waists, long-bladed knives, with wavy blades, somewhat similar to the Malay

A Chinese Command A Story of Adventure in Eastern Seas Harry Collingwood 1886