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This is a perfectly usable exmaple of one of the best bench chisel designs out there. This one is not marked 750 on the socket. It has its original handle which was painted red. The back is recently flattened and the bevel has a fresh grind. A perfect worker. $28

This chisel was made by Union in Torrington, CT. It's 12in long overall. The back is especially clean. The bevel is freshly ground. The handle is in great shape though likely not original. It's a thin chisel ideal for paring or light use with a mallet. Not a lot is known about this company but they were apparently a prolific maker of edge tools, sporting good, and other sundry items. $22

This is an nice clean example made by Buck in Milbury, MA. It's 10.5in long overall. The blade is perfectly clean. The back is lapped flat. The bevel is freshly ground. The handle is in great shape, though likely not original. A great worker in a useful size made by this top quality American edge tool maker. $25

This is a good, usable example made by Buck Brothers in Milbury, MA. It's an outcannel socket gouge measuring 125in long overall. It has the typical Buck handle made of applewood and finely decorated. The inside face of the gouge is quite clean. The back is a mess but on an outcannel gouge that doesn't matter. A solid worker made by one of the top edge tool makers of the 19th century. $25

This is a top quality edge tool made by PS&W in Southington, CT. It's 9.5in long overall. The back is perfectly clean and flat. It has a fresh bevel grind. The handle is in great shape but likely not original. A perfect worker ideal for paring work or light use with a mallet. $26

This is a beautiful example made the Union Hardware Company in Torrington, CT. It has a perfectly clean back and a fresh bevel grind. Its' a little over 13in long overall. The handle is perfect. An ideal worker for paring work or light use with a mallet. $24

These are later yellow-handle Everlast chisels likely dating to the mid-20th century. They all have exceptionally clean blades with zero pitting. The steel caps are in good shape. Sizes are 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, 1, and 1 /4inches. These are bevel-edge chisels capable of most any work except hevy mortising. The handles can withstand abuse and are ideal for an outdoor tool kit where you might not want to use your fine wood-handled chisels. A good solid working set $65

This is a later black-handled version of the classic Stanley Everlast chisel. It's 8.5in long. The blade is especially clean, recently lapped flat and clean. The bevel has a fresh grind on it. It's a sturdy, general-purpose chisel capable of almost any sort of work. $24

This is a later black-handled version of the classic Stanley Everlast chisel. It's 7.5in long. The blade is especially clean, recently lapped flat and clean. The bevel has a fresh grind on it. It's a sturdy, general-purpose chisel capable of almost any sort of work. $24

Four Stanley no. 60s all in good, usable condition still in their original tool roll. $40

This chisel was made in Seymour, CT by Douglass, predecessor to the James Swan Company. It's a little over 10in long overall. The back is clean and flat where it matters near the bevel. The bevel has a fresh grind. It will need just a quick honing to have it working. A good solid worker. $24