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Walters Black Diamond axe - $40 (Surrey)
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The Walters Axe Company operated out of Hull, Quebec, from the mid-1800s until around 1973. The Black Diamond line was their top-tier, highest-grade offering, prized for using exceptional, hard-tempered steel that holds a razor edge.
• The Pattern: This profile is a classic Montreal pattern (which Walters often referred to as their "Tomahawk" pattern). It features a heavily flared, sweeping toe (the top corner of the blade) and a thin, highly efficient cutting profile.
• The Vintage: The partial olive-green factory paint on the upper half of the handle is standard for Walters utility, camp, and boys' axes produced between the 1940s and 1960s.
• Walters heavily relied on temporary paper labels for most of their standard lines, the "Black Diamond" is unique because it was actually stamped directly into the steel head.
Walter’s on one side and Black Diamond on the other.
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