The embossed brand "Saddle Cruiser"

[PhilipWimberly]

Does anyone know who made the axes with Saddle Cruiser embossed in the head?

 

[crbnSteeladdict]

Does anyone know who made the axes with Saddle Cruiser embossed in the head?

Etched "Saddle Cruiser" mark could be found on Norlunds; they were made by METCo

 

[PhilipWimberly]

Etched "Saddle Cruiser" mark could be found on Norlunds; they were made by METCo

Thank you. To be clear, no other etchings/embossings at all and clear that there never have been. Just "Saddle Cruiser" in the center of the bits. METco for Norlund? If so, then probably made after the 1970's?

 

[Hickory n steel]

Thank you. To be clear, no other etchings/embossings at all and clear that there never have been. Just "Saddle Cruiser" in the center of the bits. METco for Norlund? If so, then probably made after the 1970's?

Is it a full sized axe, or a double bit hatchet?

Do you have the axe or are you looking at a picture?
If You are looking at a picture, just know that they would say Norlund on the other side.

 

[crbnSteeladdict]

Thank you. To be clear, no other etchings/embossings at all and clear that there never have been. Just "Saddle Cruiser" in the center of the bits. METco for Norlund? If so, then probably made after the 1970's?

Norlund was a brand owned by METCo.
I was going to search for Norlund SC pictures but than remembered that Killinger made whole series about Norlund line of axes,