Tools for Sale

This drawknife was made by C.E> Jennings and marked with the New Haven Edge Tool Co. It's in good working order with some flaws. The bevel is super sharp and ready to go. There's one small nick that won't matter. The handles are intact, but rotate a bit on the tangs, not ideal but not a deal-breaker. Better than most and surely a solid worker $35

This is the original Veritas honing guide with the angle jig. It's lightly used and works perfectly. It retails for $54 new. $40

Douglass made edge tools in Seymour, CT and was the predecessor to the James Swan Company. This example has a long blade with lots of life. It has a few specks of pitting as shown, but is quite sharp. The handles are secure, but rotate a bit in the hand. Perfectly usable, but not perfect. $40

26in long overall and obviously hand-forged. $24

This is a nice little quick-adjust wrench only 6in long overall. The design was patented June 8, 1880 by Stephen Bellows. It's marked by the Standard Tool Co. of Athol, MA. It's clean and works well. The spring-loaded quick adjust lever makes it quite functional and easy to use. A fairly uncommon wrench (assuming you are into wrenches) in very decent shape. $40