Kaiser blade

Noun

 * 1) * 1864, Brannon Hollingsworth, Prelude to Okolona, Four Fools Press, page 18:
 * He let the Kaiser blade slip down into his palm. It felt good there, the well worn handle intimately comfortable in his calloused hand. His blood tricked down the haft and flowed across the slightly curved, upturned blade.
 * 1) * 1937 (reprinted 1941), Southern Forest Experiment Station (New Orleans, La.), Occasional Paper - Southern Forest Experiment Station, page 3:
 * On the flat the planting was done in narrow lanes cut through the dense brush, weeds, and vines with &quot;Kaiser&quot; blades (large ditch-bank blades or brush hooks). On the other two sites the entire planting area was cleared with Kaiser blades after the trees were removed.
 * On the flat the planting was done in narrow lanes cut through the dense brush, weeds, and vines with &quot;Kaiser&quot; blades (large ditch-bank blades or brush hooks). On the other two sites the entire planting area was cleared with Kaiser blades after the trees were removed.

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 * kaiser blade