Axe identification

[TheInsider]

Hello, I just stumbled upon this axe with a 3 1/2 lbs head, has markings, a 3 P on the bottom and a H on the top. Steel seemsķ pretty good as the file does not bite easily into it and know what to expect, as I had Ochsenkopfs before. The guy that sold it to me said it could be a Hultafors or Hults Bruk from the 1910s because of the simpler H? It was like 30 $ so doesn't matter that much. Any help is much appreciated!

Here is the reddit post with some pics in the comments, as I don't seem to find how to post them there.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Axecraft/comments/1m0u9iz/flea_market_axe_identification

 

[flexo2]

could be hultbruks but the side we can see is not the one with the stamp!

 

[TheInsider]

could be hultbruks but the side we can see is not the one with the stamp!

First of all, thank you for your imput! It does not have any stamps on either of the cheeks/sides. That the only problem. Did Hults Bruk use this style of "H"?

 

[rjdankert]

1911 Hults Bruk catalog

Bob

 

[TheInsider]

1911 Hults Bruk catalog

Bob

Thank you. I found one on the internet with same markings, the guy has it for at least 30 years and is heavily pitted but restored. The steel is good quality tho. It's going to remain a mystery where this axe came from.

 

[junkenstien]

I have a hatchet with a H stamp on the top and 1 1/2 on the bottom from what I remember I thought maybe Harold tool more than foreign mainly because off the high centerline and the sticker on the side,was thinking they made them for hardware stores at the end like Mann edge.