3$ American Antique Hatchet. Restoration

Restoration of a rusty American axe.
I bought this axe at an auction for $3.
And I decided to restore it to the state of a new axe.
If you know something about this axe, write in the comments.
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[@sultanalvi9029]

Good work ❤💯

[@YoungRestorer]

Thanks! 😃

[@riffrafforiginal]

Very nice

[@YoungRestorer]

Thank you!🔥

[@carrestore]

Beautiful Restoration

[@YoungRestorer]

Thank you

[@elfprincessplume2515]

Very nice work!

[@YoungRestorer]

Thank you!🙂

[@txgunguy2766]

Nice crate hammer.

[@YoungRestorer]

Yes! 👍👌

[@Екатерина-л4ъ7д]

Good delicate work😊

[@YoungRestorer]

Thanks!

[@notdonaldst]

Wow, That’s one quality axe you’ve got there: “Bonum” is “good” in Latin.

[@notdonaldst]

I think it’s new name should be “Gloriosum”. (Glorious)

[@YoungRestorer]

Understood, thanks)

[@ВладаКулиханова-о6т]

Great job! How the hatchet shone!

[@YoungRestorer]

Thanks!)

[@Екатерина-л4ъ7д]

The original ending

[@YoungRestorer]

Thank You!😂

[@darlong9917]

looks like it said No.2000 so means 2000th one made probably maybe late 40s-mid 50s and Bonum is a german company

[@standerdel1748]

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[@YoungRestorer]

Кто ?)😂

[@Екатерина-л4ъ7д]

Кто посмел?🤨

[@slax1r]

Меня тоже(

[@rainman6080]

Was designed to open tea crates

[@YoungRestorer]

Interesting, when was it made?

[@Kaymlr]

​@YoungRestorer From what I could find I would be inclined to say after 1900. I believe BONUM was registered from 1900 and it has 'legally protected' stamped on the other side where the earliest seen use is from 1899 onwards

[@richardschneider4775]

looks bent

[@YoungRestorer]

I initially thought so too, but I found on the Internet that it should be like that.