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Bradley 1942 pick???
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I don't know what it means, but I'm pretty sure that stamp on the blade doesn't say "Bradley":
Is there more writing on that solid-looking collar on the end of the handle? It looks like an attachment of some sort. Given the date, military usage has to be a possibility.
Is there more writing on that solid-looking collar on the end of the handle? It looks like an attachment of some sort. Given the date, military usage has to be a possibility.
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I reckon 1942 is a model number.
https://www.billhooks.co.uk/app/download/5802044374/WHS+Brades+Catalogue+1922+(Brian+Moss)..pdf
https://www.billhooks.co.uk/app/download/5802044374/WHS+Brades+Catalogue+1922+(Brian+Moss)..pdf
ozziegold
John.
Hi Beno.
Looks like an army pick to me, The Name and Numbers could be; Brand name (Brades). Date: 3rd month, 42 = 1942. The up-pointing arrow head stamp, is a military insignia. Foundry Location??
Cheers ozziegold
Brades foundry in the Uk, been around a while.
https://madeinoldbury.co.uk/articles/brades-works/
The three legged mark looks to me like the Tyzack logo, found on lots of old axes, machetes, hoes, scythes, brickies tools. WH Tyzack And Sons.
https://madeinoldbury.co.uk/articles/brades-works/
The three legged mark looks to me like the Tyzack logo, found on lots of old axes, machetes, hoes, scythes, brickies tools. WH Tyzack And Sons.
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You’re spot on mate. It’s a great pick to use
