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neveradullmoment

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Hello to all and Thank you for having a great active forum. I recently bought this nice little axe at a estate sale and I am wondering if anyone can tell me what I have! I like any old axe and buy them occasionally for personal use and the markings on this one are very intriguing. I assume that the 800 stamp indicates a weight of 800 grams and that leads me to believe that perhaps it is European? The Cross symbol and the Heart and Anchor marks I think are very cool and I hope can help tell the story of where this nice old axe was made and perhaps the age of it. Thank you all, Michael
 
neveradullmoment said:
Hello to all and Thank you for having a great active forum. I recently bought this nice little axe at a estate sale and I am wondering if anyone can tell me what I have! I like any old axe and buy them occasionally for personal use and the markings on this one are very intriguing. I assume that the 800 stamp indicates a weight of 800 grams and that leads me to believe that perhaps it is European? The Cross symbol and the Heart and Anchor marks I think are very cool and I hope can help tell the story of where this nice old axe was made and perhaps the age of it. Thank you all, Michael
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No I can't see it. If you're using postimg, you have to click on the image and expand it before you drag it to your post, if that makes any sense.
 
neveradullmoment said:
Hello to all and Thank you for having a great active forum. I recently bought this nice little axe at a estate sale and I am wondering if anyone can tell me what I have! I like any old axe and buy them occasionally for personal use and the markings on this one are very intriguing. I assume that the 800 stamp indicates a weight of 800 grams and that leads me to believe that perhaps it is European? The Cross symbol and the Heart and Anchor marks I think are very cool and I hope can help tell the story of where this nice old axe was made and perhaps the age of it. Thank you all, Michael
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When you click the image in your gallery to make it go full screen, right-click it, click 'copy image address'. Here in the text panel, click the image icon at the top, copy said link into the insert window. Insert.
 
I have no idea how that image got through to be able to be seen! A rather complicated way to attach an image, or perhaps more likely I am just rather old fashioned.
 
If I can figure out an easy way to post pics I certainly will! I am on a couple old car and old tractor forums and posting pics is very easy ?
 
You gentlemen are amazing. Thanks for all of your kindness and sharing your in depth knowledge to be able to pretty much pin point the area , year of manufactor and foundry it may have been produced along with the names associated with production! Thank you all, Michael
 
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