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Looks like a hewing axe. For logging
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Turn of the century too 1940s would be my guess.
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Here is a Civil War axe, same as yours. It could very well be mid 19th C. Most CW axes I have seen that is like the one you have looked a-little more lighter weight and is got that little cut edged on the left there... Very possible it could date too Mid 1800s indeed! Good luck with it! Kewl find either way...
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