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this push drill is in near-mint condition in its original box. It has a full compliment of bits inside the magazine handle. It's a useful tool, ideal for quickly and accurately boring small holes. $28

This is a superb example in perfect working order. It was made by Stanley post-1946. The ratchet is smooth and free of the gunk these often accumulate. A fine working example of this always popular brace. $75

This push drill was made by Millers Falls in Millers Falls, MA. It has a magazine handle with a full set of eight bits inside. It's in excellent working order. There is no better tool in my opinion for quickly and accurately boring small holes. $25

This brace is marked with Amidon's July 1, 1873 patent date. The brace has not not been cleaned and is evenly discolored. The mark on the chuck is hard to photograph but very clear. There is a scratch in the chuck that may look like a crack but I assure you it's not. $28

this brace chuck was patented March 1, 1870 by H.E. Shepardson. It has the unique chuck with curved jaws that are moved forward when the chuck is advanced. It has a walnut handle with brass inserts and an iron pad. It's uncleaned, other than the area near the patent mark as shown in the photos. $28

This push drill was made in Philadelphia likely in the very early 1900s based on the patent dates. It has a magazine handle which holds a set of fluted bits all in good working order. It's clean with most original finish and has a strong return spring. Push drills like this are fast and accurate, allowing you to quickly and safely bore small holes. They are easy to maintain and never run out of batteries. $26

This push drill was made in Philadelphia likely in the very early 1900s based on the patent dates. It has a magazine handle which holds a set of fluted bits all in good working order. It's clean with most original finish and has a strong return spring. Push drills like this are fast and accurate, allowing you to quickly and safely bore small holes. They are easy to maintain and never run out of batteries. $26