Great information, thanks.

Very nice axes and with those handles and good to know info thanks

I have everyone of these - they are all good.

interesting info thank you

Enjoy your channel as I can follow along with history in my own collection.

Those are all beautiful,I want a Tassie pattern so bad, but living in the United States they are so hard to find out very expensive

Thanks for the info. I have the Kelly 2 kilo axe. Unused with original paint.

Nice... haven't got muhself a Dandy yet.

Beautiful axes!!

That English with the original handle is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing them all.

very nice!

I like the Canadian best I think

Love your videos. I also have a canadian dandy but with a round poll did you know much about those? Its a great spliter i also have and english one and can confirm it seems alot thinner

You might want to up your insurance on these. There are 4 separate axes being auctioned on Trade me here in New Zealand closing in several days but the current prices are through the roof already. There is one with the original True Temper handle that just hit $480. Fun to watch the auction none the less.

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hey friends were the kelly dandy’s that came from england to be only heads with no fudge inside the head

I have an aussie made marked 2kg but its as thick as the one you have marked in pounds

Great comparison video. Very hard to find this info otherwise. I just took a punt on a $5 rusty muddy axe yesterday and after a lot of elbow grease it’s an English Kelly Dandenong. Beat axe. Same curve handle as your English one except slightly thicker cheeks, closer to the profile of your older pounds stamped Aussie one

Thanks for the vid mate. A Dandee has been on my wish list for years, yet to find one in useable condition. Jealous! Agreed, that true temper on the shorter handle is a beaut!

Great video