Made In England

[John A. Larsen]

In the General Knife Discussion, EDC XIII Which Knife or Knives Are You Carrying Today, page 1042, posting #208211 is a puukko and an axe or hatchet head, marked "Made In England". I cannot remember ever seeing a "Made in England" axe or hatchet posted in this forum, but then again I have a hard time remembering what I ate for lunch. Does anyone recognize the maker of this axe or hatchet head?

 

[Yankee Josh]

I've got a couple things made in England. But only two at this time I believe. One is an Elwell axe I purchased from jblyttle;

It says "made in England" on the sticker and stamped into the other side of the axe. It's a well made tool with excellent hickory.
The other is a Spear and Jackson rip saw. An anniversary edition made in the 60's or 70's;

I don't think this answers your question but it seemed appropriate to post them.
Hope you figure out the maker of that knife!

Edit; I should've read your post more carefully. You know the maker. Doh! Even if I make a mistake I don't like changing it so I'll leave my post. Even though it has nothing to do with Puukko.

 

[A17]

He doesn't know the maker. Puukko is just a type of a knife, like a bowie.

 

[Yankee Josh]

Oh. Haha. Perhaps I should pay a little more attention to the "blade" part of the forum! I'm not familiar with that style of knife. Thanks for clarifying A17!

 

[DB_Cruiser]

I think that was my post. I am hanging a 4 1/2lb Elwell Tasmanian pattern axe. I was using the Kellam puukko to carve down the shoulder of the haft that day.

 

[John A. Larsen]

DB-Cruiser, Yes it was your posting I was referring too. Looks like that puukko is a Kellam Wolverine. John

 

[DB_Cruiser]

Hi, John! Funny thing seeing a post cross sub-forums like that. About the knife, Kellam likes to put the model name on the sheath. This one says Puukko. It's a favorite carver of mine. Holds an edge very well.