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I don't know JB's axe but I know that Norlund made a 5 pound rafter because I used to own one.Nice! How much does that one weigh JB?
Bingo.I don't know JB's axe but I know that Norlund made a 5 pound rafter because I used to own one.
Thanks, that's an example of in store hand selection.You'll be able to knock a big hole in the woodpile with that refurbished Norlund jb and the handle ain't likely to break unexpectedly either if there's an overstrike. First class job!
That's a nice one on a nice period haft. The hammer marks on the top and bottom of the head mean it's probably been rehafted a time or two though.More of a clean up than a rehang.
Sager Chemical Axe 1922 Octagonal handle.
Octagonal handle – original option?
That's a nice one on a nice period haft. The hammer marks on the top and bottom of the head mean it's probably been rehafted a time or two though.
Nice job!3lb Duquesne Jersey pattern with a boy's axe eye on a 28".
Duquesne is on this 1913 price list for the American Axe & Tool Co.:
https://books.google.com/books?id=15s7AQAAMAAJ&dq=duquesne axe hardware&pg=RA9-PA60#v=onepage&q&f=false
About 2/3 down, in both the left column and right column.
Looks like it's their lowest-priced brand.