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Who is this maker?

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two heads shown here, The first was my dads axe that I remember from childhood. I mentioned getting this in another thread. Can anyone ID the maker?

the one on the right has the maker mark mostly destroyed. Perhaps someone might recognize it by the little that remains.

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Yeah thats right. They also have a logo that was different with a design as well around the letters.
 
Any interesting tib-bits to be learned on this company?
So far nothing interesting on Google
 
The early beginnings of True Value if I remember right. Also I am not sure who actually manufactured the axes/hatchets for them.
 
Do you have any full shots of the heads?
I dug one up about of my yard the other day,
the markings on it appear to be fully missing,
except for a long, oval, O.
Thanks.
 
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