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Thanks Murph. I guess they were made in Indiana. I thought it might be Evansville Tool Works, but examples of those I've found were stamped as such.
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Here is a odd one I came across. High Speed Steel Tool Co. Green Bay Wis. I have found nothing on them.
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Helko eh? Never heard of them, but they look to be very good quality.
Any one know anything about this company?
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After spending 5 minutes on Google, what I now know about the company is that they picked a popular name.
Pritzlaff Hardware of Milwaukee WI sold axes labeled Pritzlaff, Pritzlaff Special, and Everkeen P. H. Co.
I also have two M. Frankfurth Co. axes and two Rixford axes.
Jim
Very nice! Thank you.steve your axe is a skogmo and gambles hardware store axe hope this helps. They were out of Minnesota.