Not sure but it's an old one maybe between 1940 - 1950s or could be even earlier than this.

@@woodloveoutdoors very cool!

This is the first 300 series saw for me but she's got lots of power I feel it she had a air leak in this video a pin hole in the boot working on saw at the min exaust also opened up stock saw just A little piston work stress risers smoothed up all the sharp edges chains a bit hungry I'll get her dialed in for next video see how she does

Nice double bit ay I think its a swamping sager 1932 or 37

30"

@@woodloveoutdoors thanks I was wondering because I just found the ax head and I was gonna make a handle for it out of a log

Thanks 👍

It's a pro Mac 700

electronic! cool ive got a 7 10 in fact got 2 but ones in kit form! @@woodloveoutdoors

There are a lot of different ones out there the rare ones would be crown stamped or have a giraffe stamped on it but condition plays into it also and condition of the handle weather it an original or not or how well a knew handle has been fitted and the wedge fitment price is determined by these factors I use this axe for splitting beech wood I put mine on a 30" curved hickory handle it's a lovely 🪓

@@woodloveoutdoors ​ it is pretty identical to yours, 1939 GR crown stamped brades, condition is about the same good, slightly better stamp, not sure if the handle is original

@@woodloveoutdoors any resources on these where they were shown with the original handle shape?

It most likely would have been a ash handle curve dark in colour 34" take a look at the vintage 4 1/2lb elwell video on my channel of me splitting some sycamore in the woods that handle on that axe is original it was one of my first videos on my channel🪵🪓🪓🪓

I like it it's woke the saw up alot 👍

Hello there your right the Handel does need thinning out they come way to thick and could do with reprofileing the edge a bit to this axe was shop bought thanks 👍🪓

Thanks check out my latest video @wood Love outdoors