Primary uses of this tool are to help with moving, sorting and carrying split firewood or complete rounds, dragging or skidding small logs or branches, driving/pounding felling and bucking wedges,...

3.5 lbs. Jersey pattern single bit axe with a 36" curved handle. Sometimes referred to as a "Baltimore Jersey" pattern, this shape features lugs or ears which increase the surface contact area with...

2.25 lbs. Dayton axe head outfitted with a 28" curved hickory handle. Popularly referred to as a "boy’s" axe. A "mid" sized tool. Dayton pattern originated from the Dayton, Ohio, area. In...

2 lbs. Hudson Bay Axe head outfitted with a 24" curved hickory handle. One or two-handed camp axe. Used for light splitting, chopping, driving tent pegs, etc. The pattern is thought to have...

Modeled after the well-known “Boy’s Axe” of the US Forest Service, this beauty takes improved performance one step further. The Dayton patterned head features somewhat thicker...

5 lbs. Fallers single bit axe with a 28" straight wooden handle. A mid-sized felling axe for general axe chores including driving wedges. Cutting edge is approximately 5" of overall length and the...

4 lbs. Dayton pattern single bit axe with 20" straight handle. Known as a miner’s axe, the short handle is used for close quarters work. Cutting edge is approximately 4.75" of overall length...

3.5 lbs. Dayton pattern single bit axe with 36 in. curved wooden handle. Dayton pattern so named for the Dayton, Ohio area. A full-sized felling axe for general axe chores. Cutting edge is...