Norlund Axes, A Brief History

Norlund Axes, A Brief History

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[mikehayes]

Wow!! This is two years old. I gotta lot catchin’ up to do don’t I Chris??

Have a GREAT week & be safe out there!! See ya soon!!

[jeffgrier]

Really cool, i don't own any Norlund stuff, but i want to, and this video reminded me of that!

[Donnybrook]

Great series...I still need the Cabin Axe w script. If you happen to come by one, please let me know. DT

[urbanlumberjack]

This is great! Just got my first Norlund

[dakota]

i have I think a camper style its embossed with the guy in the canoe and norland

[fredhallett]

Well done. I look forward to the series!

[viceman]

After watching this video, I just learned that a guy traded me a Genuine Norlund cabin ax with a pile of other axes yesterday…..does anybody collect these🇺🇸🇺🇸

[eriklorentzen]

I’m really curious about the “japaning” process used by Norlund. All the japaning I’m familiar with is black, yet the Norlunds I’ve seen with remnants of their original coating are a metallic teal/green, or burnt metallic orange. I’m fascinated by the mystery of how they got those colors that way.

[daleswier]

Nice little quick video, Chris. I'm Looking forward to the resent of this series.
Stay dry in your neck of the woods, and best regards.

[aldredske]

Hi Chris!!😀😀
Great start to the series.
A lot of people are definitely going to get a lot of great info from the series.
Take care my friend!!😀😀

[tome.joyner]

I really enjoyed that quick jolt of Norlund history Chris. Look forward to more of these!

[Προμηθεύς-ββ]

I have a Norlund Hudson Bay camping tool set, same as yours and the tools have been barely used, maybe once, and the box is in great condition. Should I use them or preserve them?

[TimAndOldSaws]

That was awesome Chris. Too bad there wasn’t a video like that for everything we collect. Short and to the point. And a lot of information.Keep up the good work.👍👍👍👍

[ericolson]

This is gonna be cool! Your gonna have a ton of time into this project but I can see it being rewarding at the same time👍👍

[jamesgroves]

Chris! This is so nice, I’m gonna watch it TWICE! What a weekend! Killinger handles & some history on Norlund. Thanks Brother 🇺🇸🙏🏿

[SliceyMcChop]

What a wonderful video. Beautiful Room & Collection🙏 thank you.

Saddle Cruiser😍

[proteuspatrick]

Thanks for taking the time to put this series together! Looking forward to it Chris. This will be educational and fun🌲🌳🌲✌️

[tolfan]

On your pair of Camp axes you have the ax and then a small Hatchet are there any markings on the hatchet? I just bought a pair of axes and I'm hoping the small one is the match set

[chimmy]

This is gonna be a great series! Be interesting to see if the price of Norlunds skyrocket after these videos are out. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[MrAlexH]

Do you have any idea what kind of steel was used to make these beauties? My Dad died a couple months ago and left me this adorably tiny little Hudson Bay styled hatchet. I looked closer at it and saw “Norlund” on the poll and I thought, “Who’s that?” Cause all I know are modern companies like Council, Gransfors, etc. I’m thinkin about restoring and re-handling it cause it’s all rusty now. Can’t be even a foot tall.