botlguy
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WOW ! Worth a LOT more than I thought. Glad you did some more research.[
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andy volkerts
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Yeah go to google and type in Hurd axe company, you will find that it was a subsidiary of the American axe co and the Johnsonville axe co. all the info you would ever want to know, including stampings on the blades and advertising pieces......pretty cool
ironmountain
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Im digging these antique tool threads on here...
Nice axe!
I'm a sucker for handheld woodworking tools. adz,axes,hatches,draw knives etc...
If you have a ReStore near you (Habitat For Humanity resale store) you can get old hand tools for dirt cheap. huge bastard files, clamps, planes for a couple bucks each..heck..got my 2box fisher tw5 metal detector for 20bucks...those run about 700new...
Nice axe!
I'm a sucker for handheld woodworking tools. adz,axes,hatches,draw knives etc...
If you have a ReStore near you (Habitat For Humanity resale store) you can get old hand tools for dirt cheap. huge bastard files, clamps, planes for a couple bucks each..heck..got my 2box fisher tw5 metal detector for 20bucks...those run about 700new...
For some reason a good many years ago I thought I had to have those old hand saws , the ones with the heart shaped looking shape cut out in the handles where your fingers wrap around inside it . If they were four or five bucks I would buy them , bring them home and hang them on a rod over top the ceiling joices in the garage . They are still out there , probably forty or fifty of them just wasting space . Different name brands , no Winchesters though lol .
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