Connecticut ID-Guess or Recognize, any Thoughts Thanks

[Miller '72]

Weighs in at 3lbs now
5 5/8" long

Considerably shorter and lighter than its original rollout.

Any guesses or if somone might recognize the partial stamping..?
Thank you. Its driving me a little bonkers and may always be a mystery but I thought I would try

Thanks for taking a look

 

[crbnSteeladdict]

Weighs in at 3lbs now
5 5/8" long

Considerably shorter and lighter than its original rollout.

Any guesses or if somone might recognize the partial stamping..?
Thank you. Its driving me a little bonkers and may always be a mystery but I thought I would try

Thanks for taking a look

Hmm, Proximity to New Haven ...maybe Bronson & Townsend hardware of New Haven Connecticut
They also sold those beauties:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-bronson-townsend-paragon-1981583891

 

[Miller '72]

Hmm, Proximity to New Haven ...maybe Bronson & Townsend hardware of New Haven Connecticut
They also sold those beauties:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-bronson-townsend-paragon-1981583891

I think your right. Thank You
I was just looking into it some more and kept coming up with the same...
Bronson & Townsend Hardware Co., New Haven, Conn. 1923 - 1938

Thanks and the haft in your picture looks similar to the one mine came on.

Excellent! I feel this is a Bronson and Townsend Connie from Connecticut

 

[Miller '72]

Bronson and Townsend may have purchased George W. Bradley but i can't find anything to confirm that