Very much doubt any New World influence in this,a very common Norwegian carpenter's/shipbuilder's axe(this design pre-dates Europeans on this continent).
It appears to be forged under a (fairly massive) power-hammer,so would very like date to late 19th-early 20th c.c.,Norway....
Upon becoming Americans,Europeans seemed to've liked shedding their habitual tooling,and the times were changing as well...Building was less and less done using an axe...
Some tools are known to've been brought to the New World,but quickly discarded here,for whatever reason....(a good example of this would be the "goose-wing",a Germanic-style broad-axe....).
So fairly unlikely to have been forged here,in the USA,the wooden-construction tooling had undergone too many changes...