Double Bit ID?

[ForestGoutdoors]

Old double bit. Need some help with ID if possible.
-red specks/splatter on blade.
-no remaining makers mark
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-7SOCgiGYTVb53x7zJ_FYLrx4nRW-Y5H

 

[A17]

It's an oldie, possibly hand forged? The extremely thin profile reminds me of an AATCo axe I once had, but I could be wrong.

 

[ForestGoutdoors]

It's an oldie, possibly hand forged? The extremely thin profile reminds me of an AATCo axe I once had, but I could be wrong.

I wouldn't be surprised if it was hand forged. Hard to tell since it's quite old and my axe knowledge is quite young. Seems to fit that appearance though. Thanks!

 

[ForestGoutdoors]

I wouldn't be surprised if it was hand forged. Hard to tell since it's quite old and my axe knowledge is quite young. Seems to fit that appearance though. Thanks!

It's an oldie, possibly hand forged? The extremely thin profile reminds me of an AATCo axe I once had, but I could be wrong.

I also know it's often hard to gauge the exact age, even in cases where the make/model is apparent, but what is your best estimate by decade?

 

[A17]

If it is an AATCo similar to the one I had, 1890's.

 

[garry3]

It's an oldie, possibly hand forged? The extremely thin profile reminds me of an AATCo axe I once had, but I could be wrong.

I think hand forged also. Thin eye walls and I think an over laid bit.