Tools for Sale

This gouge is an amazing 21in long overall. It has a flat sweep with an inside bevel. The back of the blade is quite clean. The handle is hooped for use with a mallet. It's one of the largest gouges I've seen. These were listed in the catalog as millwright's gouges. $45

This is one of the first Everlasts to be fitted with the black composite handle. It has a clean blade without any pitting on the back. The metal handle cap has minimal wear. It's 9in long overall. Perfectly usable $30

This is one of the first Everlasts to be fitted with the black composite handle. It has a clean blade without any pitting on the back. The metal handle cap has minimal wear. It's 9in long overall. Perfectly usable $30

This chisel has had a tough life but it's still usable. The back has a good amount of pitting but the area near the bevel is lapped clean and flat. It's 22in long overall including the chisel. the top is pitted enough that I can't read the maker's mark. It has good steel in it and it's perfectly usable, but not the prettiest $30

This is a 13in long chisel with an earlier Witherby logo. It has a nice clean back and a fresh bevel grind. The handle is in decent shape. It's a solid worker made by this highly respected maker. $28

This is a thin, fine tang firmer chisel made by Buck in Milbury, MA. It's 9 1/2in long overall. The back is nice and clean. It just needs a quick grind and hone and it'll be working in no time at all. It's a top quality American edge tool in perfectly usable condition $26

This chisel was made by J.T & H.A. Pratt, a mark which appears in the EAIA DAT but has no details. I've found references to a couple of other edge tools by this firm with no further details. It's 9.5in long overall. It's clean and perfectly usable with zero pitting on the back. The handle looks a lot like Buck Brothers. It's made of apple with some nice curl to it. A fine worked by this somewhat unknown maker. $24

This chisel is 9in long overall. It has the fancy style apple handle that Buck offered on their paring chisels. The back is clean near the bevel but there is some pitting well in back of the working area- nothing that would affect use. A fine worker for light paring work, especially between dovetails thanks to the beveled edges. $26

This is a beautful example with a super clean blade and a perfect handle. It was made by Moulson Brothers, a top quality Sheffield edge tool maker. It's a standard no. 7 sweep, a good general-purpose configuration. It measures 9.5in long overall. $25

This is a later Buck tool made in England. It's in near-mint condition with no flaws. $25

This is a vintage example in perfectly usable condition. It has a flat carved on the handle to prevent it from rolling. The blade is especially clean. $26

This is an excellent example in near-mint condition. It's very sharp and ready to work. Still sold today, this retails for $36 new $28

This example is in exceptional condition. The blade is clean. There is zero pitting. The apple handle is perfect. It's 9 1/2in long overall. It's a general purpose no. 7 sweep. It's a top quality American edge tool in perfect working condition. $28

This example is in exceptional condition. The blade is clean. There is zero pitting. This example comes with a leather capped apple handle. It's 9 1/2in long overall. It's a general purpose no. 7 sweep. It's a top quality American edge tool in perfect working condition. $28

This is a top quality American edge tool made by Buck in Milbury, MA. It has a clean back and a fresh bevel grind. The apple handle has some light wear at the end. It's 10.5in long overall. An ideal example to put to work $24