Haha, I'm starting to figure that out. I keep telling myself it's OK because I'm going to start selling some. As of yet I haven't sold single one.
Haha, I'm starting to figure that out. I keep telling myself it's OK because I'm going to start selling some. As of yet I haven't sold single one.
I got mine off the Bay, from sellers in Hungary and Austria. This is riskier than a garage sale of course, but you won't come across this pattern very often at American garage sales. I've seen a few hatchet size but they were really beat up, wall hangers only.
Here are a few smaller ones.
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A couple more. I was able to track down the makers mark on the smaller one thanks to some of Steve Tall's links. The marks on the big one are still a mystery.
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Here are a couple photos of an old Collins that I restored. It has a nice clear stamp, cleaned up fairly well, and holds a great edge.
Thats a nice lookin piece there! Well done!
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Who just beat me out on that broad axe on ebay? Congrats to you.
Alright. Fess up, M3mphis.
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This is a decent little broad hatchet.
http://www.traditionalwoodworker.com...info/598-1102/
I like my old True Temper TB2 better.
I have two nice Canadian pattern broadaxes. A C. Hammond and a pre 1930 Kelly with the handle. I also have another massive 5 1/2 pound hewing axe. It is unmarked and has the old hand hammered look to it. A very nice axe, but a little too heavy for me.
I would be very interested in the C Hammond - they are the ones that got me into this whole mess years ago.
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