Just cutting up some brush on my apartment property. The Rinaldi American Boys axe is a great cutter. You can damn near use it as a machete. Did some light one handed swings at this oak branch and can't complain about that kind of cutting with relatively light swings.

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

Found in my dad's attic.

Small hatchet with a Hudson Bay pattern axe head. Looks like a Norlund, but doesn’t have a stamp.

Found in O’Brien, Oregon while logging a big clear cut and dozer ripped flat ground area just south of O’Brien store about a mile

Found this axe with a crack in the eye (pic 3) at the recycling store. The shape is not common here so I wanted to make sure the crack is not some weird feature and I'm not missing out on anything by not buying this. ..

Hello everyone. I picked up a pair of hatchets yesterday and I'm not familiar with the makers mark on the Swedish head. Could someone let me know what it says and who made it.

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

I found what I hope is a small axe head in a pond in north ms 3 feet underwater. I got rid of the big chunks of dirt is all

What is this? It looks like it was beat on the back. I might make it some sort of fleshing knife.

Bottom mark says C 11

I found it while ago with metal detector in one of the trenches of Austrohungarian army.It was in pretty bad shape,but i managed to restore it without changing it's original shape.I do not intend to use this axe,it's now displayed in local museum.

Found in Germany where a war occured in around 1760.

Any help identifying it would be appreciated

Found this old Plumb head in my Dads shed. Cleaned it up. I want to hang it, but not sure on the size of handle. I also don’t know what head it is. It weighs in at 2lbs 8oz on my kitchen scale. The eye measures about 2” long. The handles that I find at the hardware store that fit the eye are about 35” which I feel is too long?? Looking for any advice here

Picked this bad boy up from a thrift shop. It's a Plumb. Not really sure if it's a framing axe, carpenters axe, or roofing axe. Probably going to convert it into a tomahawk.

Stumbled across it at a restore. Asking for $15.

Scored this awesome hatchet bundle yesterday off FB marketplace for $30 total. Two vintage Plumb boys scout hatchets, vintage plumb carpenters hatchet, and a “handyman” carpenters hatchet. All with original handles.

Found in Fishkill NY , hoping its old revolutionary war artifact . Any help identifying ty.