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Help identifying this Swedish hatchet

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leozinho

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Hi.

I made a spur the moment decision to buy a used hatchet on EBay. The seller said it was an Hults Bruk, but there’s no makers mark visible as far as I know.

The axe in the images below appears to be identical to the one I purchased. (This is not the actual hatchet but seems to be the same one.)

Any thoughts on whether this is actually a HB? I have my doubts that HB wouldn’t mark their hatchets.




 
leozinho said:
Hi.

I made a spur the moment decision to buy a used hatchet on EBay. The seller said it was an Hults Bruk, but there’s no makers mark visible as far as I know.

The axe in the images below appears to be identical to the one I purchased. (This is not the actual hatchet but seems to be the same one.)

Any thoughts on whether this is actually a HB? I have my doubts that HB wouldn’t mark their hatchets.




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Blue head, red handle paint, red permabond. It just could be a paper label Hults Bruk.
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-hults-bruk-hercules-hatchet-2062886446
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