Added May 1, 2017 to 1900s, Turpentine
Hults Bruk Turpentine Axe – 1930s
i bought this axe head. it looks to be unused, the handle was rotten. or maybe it broke in moving or something. original paint is on it and the edge on it almost look factory. it has no misuse. and haven’t mushroomed. i would really love to know what this axe is. its a agdor. but its grean and it has the ears on it. which is a wary strange combination
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Marius KnutsenMay 1, 2017 at 3:37 pm
this is the most unic hults bruk AGDOR axe, i would be amazingly happy to know if such axes had a spessial history. it has 2 stamps. HB and H, it has ear lugs AND its green. wich means it could have been military. and it waighs 1 kg or slightly more. and also. what handle lengt is sugested. i wanna go with a 50 cm becaus i wanna use it when i go cut trees down with chainsaw and kindeling.
DIMENTIONS
Longest whith : 17.8 cm
Cutting edge from (point to point) hight 9 cm.
Hight from top to bottom on the ear lugs. 7 cm
Hammerhead thickness 2.5 cm
hammerhead hight 5.8 cm
Distance from bottom earlug to bottom cuttingpoint 11 cm
BenMay 20, 2017 at 10:30 pm
Beautiful axe in amazing condition. You don’t see many with that double stamp.
The Circle H bit stamp showed up around 1958. It’s not military issue either. Those all had three crown stamps as well. Plus the Made in Sweden means it was made for export.
JamesMay 24, 2017 at 3:57 pm
The cold stamp reading ‘Hults Bruk AB” was used between 1930 and 1970. This axe is a Turpentine pattern. Nice find!
natiga4u.comSeptember 14, 2017 at 8:41 am
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jeppeOctober 4, 2017 at 7:56 am
Love this pattern, so simple yet so effective! Nice axehaed!