Antique Axe Head double bit. I need help identify the markings
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can you take a rubbing of it? its hard to see with all that glare.
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Looks like one of those "oil supply co." axes.
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Can make out "No 777", "Lindsay", and "Pittsburgh"
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Yes it is, tons came out of pittsburgh. Problem is it seems every company and their uncle had their own version.
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