Finished the handle for the one the other day, 3 1/2lb 1941 E&S wedge pattern double bit on an ash Adirondack handle.
3 1/2lb E&S Connecticut pattern hung on a vintage handle. Finally found myself an E&S in this pattern in this pattern, has some minor pitting but a very full bit so will be a nice user.
Marsh & Sons sleeper pattern, found this a day or two ago at an antique store that I've driven past at least a hundred times on my way to my cabin and had never stopped in. They had a huge tool room but surprisingly only two axes, one was an unmarked double and the other was this one. Paid a little more than I'd like to but sleepers are really cool and pretty uncommon so I was okay with it, would have been really nice if it had a fuller bit but it's the only Marsh & Soms sleeper I've seen so can't complain too much.
Peavey Mfg Co sleeper pattern, looks more like a regular broad axe in this picture but that's because it came with an offset handle. Some may recognize this from eBay, I know the seller and have bought a few axes from them so they gave me a decent price. They have some nice stuff, most of it is pricey and I'm not a fan of the reproductions they do of unmarked axes with Maine axe labels but they're quality no doubt about that, I just only like labels on NOS, otherwise I'd prefer it as is. But either way they're great people and I've had a few decent deals from them, the first pic in this post, the E&S double I got the head from them awhile back.
And lastly, this axe is supposedly an early Hudson Bay type pattern from Peavey, I can't make out anything left from the markings they're pretty much worn away but I can see where the makers mark and weight stamp were at least, just can't make out more than part is a couple letters/number. It came with a Peavey sheath of the correct size and was marked Oakland, which if I remember correctly was earlier than their Brewer location. There was a true Hudson Bay pattern from Peavey posted on this forum before and it had the same sheath as mine except it was marked Brewer rather than Oakland. The guy I bought it from is very trustworthy and knowledgable on Maine axes, I've known him for awhile and bought quite a few off him and talked about axes a lot with him. He definitely knows his stuff and wouldn't knowingly pass off something falsely, it could very well have just had the sheath on it when he bought it and be made from someone else but I wouldn't be surprised if it really was a Peavey. I've done a lot of research and even reached out to Peavey as they still make axes but apparently the guy who's email is on the site doesn't know much and said most records were lost in a fire, but I know UMaine has records on some Maine axe makers so may see if they have stuff on peavey. Even if it's not a real peavey it's a neat little axe, would be great for a pack axe but if anyone has any info or recognizes the pattern feel free to let me know. And the shape may look similar to a Norlund splitter as someone pointed out before but it's only 1.5-2lbs.