Broadaxe I D question

[Section10]

I have been cleaning up a western pattern broadaxe and I discovered some lettering on it.
It looks like it's in three lines
The first line I cannot make out.
The second line reads: Goffe & Co. Warranted. I can see no first initial but I'm confident of the rest of it.
The third line reads: Ballston, (N Y?) I can see Ballston, but all I can see is the top half of the Y and it's in the right place so I'm guessing it's N Y.

I haven't found any information elsewhere, so I'm wondering if anyone here has any knowledge of this.
Thank You
Jim

P.S. I think I have solved my mystery. With some more cleaning I managed to put together a few more letters and with the help of yesteryearstools site I think my axe is a Blood-Goffe & Co.
The lettering goes:
Blood- cast steel
Goffe & Co. Warranted
Ballston, N.Y.

This matches an example shown on the site as being from around 1854.
Thank you
Jim

 

[M3mphis]

I'd love to see some pictures! Sounds like a cool piece.

 

[Operator1975]

Your western pattern, is it a full or short pattern?

 

[Section10]

I'd say it's a full pattern.
Jim