How To Axe identity

well, take a picture with your phone, and upload it somewhere like imgur.com or photobucket. you can then copy/paste the link to the picture
 
Stop being so hostile. Let the axe self identify. Don't assume it's regional heritage.;)

Seriously, depending you can just hit the upload a file button and choose the image.
 
Simple question but there's nothing to go by (illustrations, pictures, photographs) for anyone to answer.
 
From the overall shape I would guess it was steel and most likely from Neoclassical Mysticism era (pre-Romanticism).

Maybe a keeper. ;)

You will probably need to host your picture offsite, copy the direct URL, click the picture icon from the menu above the window/panel, the paste that URL in the box.
 
jblyttle said:
I have an axe and can provide you with no other details. Please tell me everything about it.
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Agent_H said:
From the overall shape I would guess it was steel and most likely from Neoclassical Mysticism era (pre-Romanticism).

Maybe a keeper. ;)

You will probably need to host your picture offsite, copy the direct URL, click the picture icon from the menu above the window/panel, the paste that URL in the box.
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thanx...i put 2 pictures ..it was hard to do this :))
 
alin said:
thanx...i put 2 pictures ..it was hard to do this :))
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Hi Alin, it was hard but now that you know how to do it, you'll be just fine the next time :). I commend you for your resilience :).

That definitely looks European, I'd venture to say it may be a Black Forrest pattern. Unfortunately, I can't tell what the stamp above the numbers (which should be the weight in grams) looked like before. (I, too, have one of the same pattern that I haven't been able to trace back 100% to a manufacturer.) However, there are people here that have their sources to check European old tool manufacturers, so they may be able to help.
 
I said "may be", because I'm not sure about this "bump":

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It may be just a hammer blow...as there seem to be a few more at the top of head, but it won't harm performance. Hang it, and enjoy using it!
 
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rjdankert said:
Here is the picture of the mark enlarged


Reminds me of the "Kissing Cranes" logo, but my googlease couldn't make a connection to axes. You might say I went on a wild crane chase.:(
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Steve Tall said:
This looks like an older version of the stamp:

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Unfortunately, no maker name was given.

Found here:
http://www.holzwerken.de/museum/hersteller/markensuche.phtml
Click on US flag for English version.
Enter the word Beard as a detail to search for.
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Man with a beard?
 
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