The axe was gifted to me by my little brother an accomplished woodsman and logger.

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Picked this up at a yard sale for a dollar yesterday. After cleaning off the rust, I was pleasantly surprised to see the Hults Bruk maker’s mark. The edge is beat up, but I think I can restore it.

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Hi There, I picked up this hatchet at an auction and would like to know more about it. Thanks

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Hello, I found this axe amongst items in my dads shed. It came from my nanna who’s father was a professional lumberjack in Australia in the very early 1900’s. We think this axe may be one of his. I could not find the maker mark in your database however the crown on this axe looks somewhat familiar to your brand. It is definitely a swedish axe. I appreciate any help or insights that you may have for me.

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My dad pulled this out of his toolbox, and gave it to me this weekend when he found out I started refurbishing old axes. I was wondering if this is a Hults Bruk Maine hatchet?

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3 boys axes, 2-1/2lbs, from late 70’s/early 80’s (one reshaped to a Hudson Bay pattern). One pre-88 1-1/4lb hatchet; one 1-122lb hatchet late 70’s. Plus one unrelated Pulaski.

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Found in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada at an antique mall. I believe this to be an Agdor, as there is some remnants of the square paper label. Forged in 1970-1988….. I believe. Still sporting the original handle, with the epoxy on top.

Please feel free to correct me if I’m wrong with any of this information.

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I got this axe from my grandfather’s garage after he passed. Any info would be super cool! Thanks. 

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I’m wondering if this 0.6 / 1 1/4 hatchet was made by HB. I have a similar head that’s stamped HB. Were some stamped with weight and Made in Sweden but no HB? Handle looks correct with permabond in eye.

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