Y or Teepee Marking On Vintage Axe?

[jonshonda]

Its a double bit cruiser. Any ideas?

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[Downwindtracker 2]

These guys are amazing https://www.bladeforums.com/forums/axe-tomahawk-hatchet-forum.768/ T

I picked up at Princess Auto a made in Slovakia hatchet for quartering and skinning moose and elk. It was a very bearded Balkan pattern. With just the stamp they were able to tell me who made it. With that I was able to read the history of the town, and the firm. I got the model #, too.