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Waterville broad axe

You’d get a better response if you posted a pic, especially of the stamp. Just sayin’.

Parker
 
Mccue said:
Found broad axe
Marked
Mathew Hubbard
Waterville
Any info
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Hubbard & Matthews; 1854-58; scythes.
Burgess and Atwood had begun a mill which was purchased
and finished in 1854 by John U Hubbard, Andrew J Hubbard,
and John Matthews. They operated as Hubbard and Matthews,
making scythes here until 1857, when Dunn purchased the mill
and moved it south to where Dunn had his major holdings
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1239&context=mainehistory
 
crbnSteeladdict said:
Hubbard & Matthews; 1854-58; scythes.
Burgess and Atwood had begun a mill which was purchased
and finished in 1854 by John U Hubbard, Andrew J Hubbard,
and John Matthews. They operated as Hubbard and Matthews,
making scythes here until 1857, when Dunn purchased the mill
and moved it south to where Dunn had his major holdings
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1239&context=mainehistory
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Thanks….I also just found this info online
 
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