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Axe identification
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Love to see some full pics with the handle when you can. Even just the links will work
Handle, what handle..
Also picked up this head..
They came from a junk store and i just picked them up for something to play with. Liked the cruiser size and noticed the us m10 stamp.
Looking at a 28" handle for the cruiser. Would a shorter handle be better?
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Looks like Council Tools maker's mark
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Does to me too.
Here is a CT mark (not mine) for comparison:
Bob
Sorry about jumping into the mix here with my own question, but the headline matches my request. My father passed away in Dec 2022, and I inherited his father's axe. I know it is a TrueTemper, Kelly Axe & Tool Works, Jersey style axe. What I'd like to know is how old it is. My grandfather passed away in 1944, so it pre-dates that. I think that Kelly Axe & Tool Works started using that name and stamp in 1930, but I can't be sure. Any definitive signs to age an axe like this?
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
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Sorry about jumping into the mix here with my own question, but the headline matches my request. My father passed away in Dec 2022, and I inherited his father's axe. I know it is a TrueTemper, Kelly Axe & Tool Works, Jersey style axe. What I'd like to know is how old it is. My grandfather passed away in 1944, so it pre-dates that. I think that Kelly Axe & Tool Works started using that name and stamp in 1930, but I can't be sure. Any definitive signs to age an axe like this?
Thank you in advance.
you should start a new topic. people are more likely to help if you ask your question in your own topic - as people may still be trying to respond to the original question(s) asked in this thread.