3.5# Council Tool Sport Utility Classic Jersey - 32" Curved Handle fire wood and is sure to serve grade:Grade A

Name: 3.5# Council Tool Sport Utility Classic Jersey - 32" Curved Handle fire wood and is sure to serve grade:Grade A
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 97863897286
Price: 95.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6462 (23 reviews)

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3.5# Council Tool Sport Utility Classic Jersey 32" Curved Handle fire wood and is sure to serve grade:Grade A and is sure to serve you right Each handle is hand picked by our excellent team to ensure they are only of the highest quality ** This is a standard axe so grain orientation is not guaranteed They sit proudly on excellent American Hickory handles and are hung using a quality hardwood wedge instead of the aluminum wedges they were once fitted with

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