Axe head identification

[crspec]

I know this is a stretch... There's not much left of the markings. But, this was my grandfather's/great grandfather's axe. I'd like to figure out the make. Anyone have any ideas?

 

[crspec]

I know this is a stretch... There's not much left of the markings. But, this was my grandfather's/great grandfather's axe. I'd like to figure out the make. Anyone have any ideas?

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[A17]

You need to use an image hosting site such as postimg

 

[crspec]

 

[crspec]

 

[crspec]

It was laying in the dirt for many years. I'd like to know the make. Hopefully one day my son will be able to split some wood with it!

 

[A17]

My guess would be a Marshall Wells Zenith or a Plumb "Anchor Brand". What part of the US are you in? Sometimes regional stores had their own fancy embossings so it could be a "local" brand.

 

[crspec]

I'm in south western Pennsylvania. Just north of Pittsburgh.

It's seen better days... Looks like it had a lot of use.

 

[crbnSteeladdict]

Maybe this one

 

[crspec]

Hmm...that looks close to the diameter of the double circle