The Cruiser Axe: Definition, Uses and History
The name comes from the Timber Cruisers who historically used these axes to blaze trails and mark trees.
The name comes from the Timber Cruisers who historically used these axes to blaze trails and mark trees.
Unique hatchets designed for packing and unpacking goods shipped in wooden barrels and boxes.
An iconic tool invented to fight forest fires after the “Big Burn” of 1910.
A double-bit axe with on a unique curved handle developed in the Adirondack region of northern New York.
One of the most widely made patterns of all time, established around 1860 for logging pine trees in winter.