Double Bit Axe Patterns

Made for one hand use

Built for a purpose.

Occasionally called a Half Peeling Pattern, she's the same upside-down.

Reminiscent of a cowboy camp.

Likely the most common double bit produced, this pattern is also referred to as the "Crown" pattern.

Hailing from the northwest, this pattern is also referred to as the Puget Sound Falling Pattern.

Built for cutting away undergrowth, a very helpful pattern.

A rarely seen beast.

Less popular than its thick counterpart.

AKA the Humbolt Pattern.

Influenced by its manufacturers in Maine; sometimes called a Full Wedge.

Named for a person, not for its age.