Scythe ID?

You were terminologically correct the first time--a scythe is the two-handed tool. This is a sickle/grass hook/reaping hook. :)
 
Here's the stamp:
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My guess is that it says
STANIFORTH
SEVERQUICK

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from https://www.sheffieldhistory.co.uk/forums/topic/16132-staniforth-works-hackenthorpe/
 
I have a riveted scythe blade by them but the partial stamp wasn't jogging my memory. :p
 
Also would any of you guys know the date of when this type of sickle would have been produced? The company operated for a long time
 
Also would any of you guys know the date of when this type of sickle would have been produced? The company operated for a long time

The "SEVERQUICK" trademark was said to be "just introduced" in a 1929 advertisement, according to this Google Books result:



The Farmer and stockbreeder year book and country gentleman's almanack

https://books.google.com/books?id=YV4nAQAAIAAJ
1929 - ‎Snippet view
Telephone : Royal 3785. ..li.ji.i im./..- $$&3§wj|&3& Q> flew TRADEMARK Stainforth Took for farm and garden have a reputation of nearly 200 years. STAN I FORTH S Look for the new Trade Mark just introduced on all Staniforth Tools with a cutting edge. Ask for "SEVERQUICK" BRAND. Slashers, Hatchets, Butcher's Cleavers, Garden Shears, Sugar Beet Knives, Scythes. CUT WORK IN HALF THOMAS STANIFORTH &CO., Ltd. HACKENTHORPE WORKS.SHEFFIELD...
 
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