"E" Tool Works

Posted by ssalo on January 7, 2007, 4:02 pm
71.252.34.172

My husband found a splitting maul buried in the county-owned woods behind our property in Cheverly. The tool bears a stamp "E.T.W." My guess is that the "T.W." stands for "tool works." Can you point me in the direction of sources to find a tool manufacturer that fits the criteria? We would like to work out the age of the tool. Thank you.

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