Hartwell Brothers Grey Gorge Axe
The result of a sales rep seizing an opportunity in Texas that lead to the creation of a brand and of the Cedar pattern axe.
United States
A growing archive of Historic American Axe Makers and Brands.
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L.A. Sayre & Co. Hatchets
A regional tool company from Newark, New Jersey, that made a wide range of small hand tools for tradesmen.
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Masback’s Red Diamond Axe
There were far too many “black diamond” axes – finally, used a different color.
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Craftsman Axe Markings & Timeline
A look at Craftsman axe markings over the decades (and an attempt to date them).
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Tryon Axes of Philadelphia
The house brand for one of America’s largest sporting goods retailers in the early 1900s.
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Newark’s M. Price Edge Tools
M. Price was an edge tool maker in Newark, New Jersey, from 1847 to 1892.
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The Infamous Chopper 1 Axe
The Chopper 1 axe was designed in 1975 to improve splitting efficiency over traditional axes.
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Macleod’s Artisan & Expert Axes
The premium house-brand of tools for the Macleod’s Hardware chain, based on the US brand of Gambles Artisan.
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Australia | England | Germany | Sweden | United States
The Lehmann Collection
The Lehmann Collection is large gallery of vintage axes from makers around the world and is searchable by country.
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