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What is your opinion on this axe? Do you think it will cut well?
- Thread starter KiwiBloke
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a fluke I think.Square_peg
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Not a pulaski. Just a fire axe. That's fun.
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bit seems a little thick but i think she'd be pretty ravishingEdges look sharp. No makers mark but it's a unique piece anyway..
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I believe that axe was made in Pennsylvania, by the American Tradition Cookie Cutters company in Douglassville PA.
The current list price is 90 cents.
"American Tradition Cookie Cutters is proud to present their (4" or 10.16 cm) FIREMAN'S AXE cookie cutter. This cookie cutter is made by us in the USA. It is made of tinplate steel that is (1" or 2.54 cm) deep."
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Some other hand tools from the same manufacturer:
Challenge accepted...
I believe that axe was made in Pennsylvania, by the American Tradition Cookie Cutters company in Douglassville PA.
The current list price is 90 cents.
"American Tradition Cookie Cutters is proud to present their (4" or 10.16 cm) FIREMAN'S AXE cookie cutter. This cookie cutter is made by us in the USA. It is made of tinplate steel that is (1" or 2.54 cm) deep."
