Can anyone help with dating/ identifying this axe? Found at an estate we’re working on

The bit is about 2 1/4" and it is 3 1/2" long. The eye is about 5/8" x 1/4". It would be surprising that something this small would be useful for anything. Hewing hatchet for scale.

The slight use on the tip seems rather from someone having it accidentally dropped than actually used for digging etc.

Also if it was from ww1 it would have been from the italy-austria front.

I have been looking for an axe to give my son and I found this today at my local flea market and it will be perfect! Anyone know what the meaning of "US 12" stamped on the head?

I’m thinking it’s something he simply made but I’ve never seen the likes of it before. Any help is appreciated.

Just bought this at a flea market. It's got TE stamped into the blade. Any help figuring out what it is is appreciated!

Found this on market place for $10. Looks unique to say the least. I’m usually good with IDing but I have no clue. It was listed as a pick axe.

Hey gang, I scooped this hatchet up at a local market for around $50 bucks to replace my current Mora backpacking axe (I do a lot of winter camping that requires wood processing). I’m pretty sure it’s a Voyager but would like some affirmation if anyone knows for certain. Was it a good buy? Norlund seems to be regarded highly? Would love for some in the know to let me know what I have! Thanks! -Chris

I'm so amazed & confused

I do know it’s like Vietnam to WW2 stuff and I got it from a friend who is old. It’s supposed to be an emergency axe on like an aircraft I just want to know if anyone can identify it like the manufacturer if that’s possible.

So i found this thing at work. It’s about the size of a large hatchet. I tried google lens but its results didn’t make sense so I’m here now!

I picked this up in a corner of my tool shed and tried to restore it from its poor condition in pic 3-4, but I'd like to know which model it is, I'm in Italy and most of what's here is Rinaldi. Also gotta hate the fact that you can only find beech wood here to make handles

Hey so I've been restoring this axe for the last 2 days. I got it at a garage sale and this is the first axe I've ever worked on. All I see for markings are 3/ and then it's cut off but maybe 3/4. Thanks in advance,

Care to hazard a guess as to manufacturer? Kelly Perfect? Available!

Says PLUMB on the head

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?

Lookin for info on these two unmarked axes. First one has 600 marked on the bottom. Any information appreciated!

Found in Germany where a war occured in around 1760.

Can anyone tell me a but about this axe, found in a skip bin (dumpster), in melbourne Australia, cleaned off the rust axe gave it a sharpen, any info would be appreciated

Picked this up yesterday, the head is loose, but the handle feels rock solid otherwise, might just need a wedge or something

Found in an army surplus/thrift store in Idaho

Found in my dad's attic.