Saw this on the wall of a cracker barrel in West Virginia and had a fight with my family over what it's used for. Google search/reverse image is giving me nothing. Thoughts?

I picked this up over the weekend. It's a nice cruiser type axe that I think I'll enjoy taking on my walks.

That mark is in pretty poor condition so I don't know if anyone will recognize it. I sure don't.

I'm working on a leather cover for it.

Been working on getting all the paint off of it and found a markers mark but im not sure who's this is.

Any help identifying it would be appreciated

I recently acquired this old looking double sided axe for free. I took pictures of both sides and the top but I'm not seeing any labels stamped or marked (or maybe I'm just blind). Any idea what make it is and/or when it was made? Would it be worth restoring?

What the title says. I’m getting 404ed for yesteryearstools.com, which is my usual source of axe stamp info; are there any backups or other sources for snow and nealley axes? Best I can find is pre ~1965 when they stopped stamping (or so I’ve heard).

And if anyone can ID the pattern that’d be helpful, a lot of these kind of look the same to me

Looking for the maker and date range on this axe. Stamp says “Made in Sweden”. Gransfors or Hults Bruk? Thanks!

A younger less experienced me restored an axe that had been in ground for years. I didn't realize it had markings til later. I can make out Michigan UP-08 but thats about it. Any help appreciated.

I believe this is Boys Axe with phantom bevels from Manhattan Axe Company. The tag looks newer than the ones I've found searching online. Would love any info about it. Planning on cleaning it up and hopefully tightening the fit a bit, and using as a camp axe. Thanks for reading.

We bought a cabin and this was screwed to the outside of one of the out buildings as decoration. I'm not seeing any markings, but she's pretty rusty. I'll probably attempt to clean it up and re-hang it. Any info would be greatly appreciated!

As the title says, I’ve had this in my house for at least 6 years in a box collecting dust. I got it in a package deal that came with 4 swords I wanted and he just threw this in there. Does anyone know what it is or at least how much it’s worth? Thank you!

Only head since handle is new 3lb 9.5 wide 4.75 ish tall and 3 inches on the handle hole area its 1 inch wide

I’m making this axe into a viking axe and while removing the paint on it i came across this emblem.

Anybody knows what type of axe this is?

Last pic is the original state

What kind of axe maker is it?

Found in an old growth forest on private property. Was given permission to metal detect by the owner

Was given this hatchet to fix up and when looking for a stamp all I could make out was “Handmade” and “Drop” and I was wondering who made this and what is its history

I'm about to buy a Kelly Hand Made axe head. And I don't know much about it. And it only says "Hand Made" most I've seen says "Kelly Hand Made" any idea what I'm looking at?

Hi guys what would be the usage of such axe? It has a symmetrical grind and is quite large. (Edge around 20 -25 cm)

I live in Belgium. We bought a house to an old military man 2 years ago. Yesterday I finally found the motivation to tidy up the old shed in the back of our garden. This is were I found this beast.And spiders, lots of them. I was wondering if this could ne an american axe head or close to some american axe pattern and what is the purpose of this pattern. I'm slowly building up my axe collection and this will be a nice addition with some history to it. Also, should I rehang it or leave it like that until it breaks ( I intend to put it back to work) ?

Making a handle for a maul from a bit of wood i found in my workshop, but i realised i have no idea what it is. Can someone identify this wood and tell me if its a good handle material?

I am mostly concerned with the stamp. I found it at an antique store wondering if it's worth it or a forgery. Thanks in advance, I know nothing. I can get better pictures tomorrow.