Antique micro hatchet, likely. Possibly PLUB or Collins, but it might have been made by a blacksmith for fun. For BBQ, camping, splitting firewood, etc. American vintage item. Unique feel from use. Has a nice amount of damage, and the handle has been replaced with Japanese oak. The wedge is also made in Japan. It was plain wood, so beeswax has been applied. No waterproofing treatment has been applied. Also, the handle can be pushed in about 5mm more, but since the handle is new, I haven't forced it. Please adjust as you use it. Total length: approx. 27.0 cm Head length: approx. 111 mm Weight: approx. 605 grams (light) The blade edge is round. In addition to splitting firewood, you can also do fine work if you sharpen it. Although it is a vintage item, maintenance (rust removal, blade sharpening for firewood splitting, etc.) has been done. The hatchet for sale has been checked and maintained (checking the handle and adding wedges, etc.) to ensure it can be used as safely as possible. Please check the wedges and handle in the image from the top of the main body for proper maintenance. Also, you can tell it's from that time period by the texture of the body. Hand tools such as hammers and hatchets are always at risk of damage. Before use, please check for gaps or looseness between the handle and the body. Please use it safely to avoid accidents. History In 1869, Fayette R. Plumb entered a partnership with Jonathan Yerkes, an established hammer manufacturer operating in the Frankford neighborhood of Philadelphia. Wrapping tape or similar around the handle will make the gap between the head and the handle invisible. Please make sure to visually check it every time. Please wear leather gloves and protective eyewear. Please check the profile section. I have uploaded a blog, parts list, instruction manual, etc. on Instagram. Please search by ID.