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Adirondack Pattern
No....not the handle type......
Falling Pattern
Ohio Pattern
Puget Sound Falling Pattern
Hailing from the northwest, this pattern is also referred to as the Puget Sound Falling Pattern.
Swamping Pattern
Built for cutting away undergrowth, a very helpful pattern.
Wisconsin Pattern
A rarely seen beast.
Young's Pattern
Sometimes noted as the "Narrow Swamping Pattern"
Cedar Pattern
Made for one hand use
Michigan Pattern
Likely the most common double bit produced, this pattern is also referred to as the "Crown" pattern.
Peeling Pattern
Built for a purpose.
Redwood Pattern
AKA the Humbolt Pattern.
Wedge Pattern
Influenced by its manufacturers in Maine; sometimes called a Full Wedge.
Mann's Wisconsin Pattern
Slightly different than the traditional Wisconsin Double Bit Pattern
Delaware Pattern
Narrow Michigan Pattern
Less popular than its thick counterpart.
Pennsylvania Pattern
Reversible Pattern
Occasionally called a Half Peeling Pattern, she's the same upside-down.
Western Pattern
Also known as the Lippincott Pattern
Yankee Pattern
Despite being generally analogous to to the Western or Lippincott Pattern, worth noting under this name.
