Tools for Sale

This is a cute litle adjustable wrench, 4 1/4in long when closed. It's perfectly usable. It was made by B&S in Hartford, CT $24

This is an EC Stearns jointer fence made in Syracuse, NY. It clamps to the plane's side to help keep the plane at a specific angle. This isn't terribly helpful for keeping it at 90- that's pretty easy. The real use case for this is planing to an unusual angle. It's a good, usable example with light discoloration but no damage. $45

This is a high quality shave made by Wm. Johnson in Newark, NJ. It's made of maple with a brass wear plate in front of the blade. The blade itself is original length and has no pitting. It has some light discoloration, the only flaw. An excellent worker if you like wooden spokeshave $35

This hatchet was made by Plumb in Philadelphia and marked for the Boy Scouts of America. It has a perfect handle and decently clean poll. The bevel needs a quick grind and hone. It's a useful small size for all sorts of work $30

This is a 1920s SW era cabinet scraper in excellent working condition. It has its original blade which has plenty of length left and a clear logo. The japanning is 95% or better, noting a red paint splotch. It's a solid working example of this very useful cabinet scraper $40

This is an excellent exmaple with all original finish and a long, clean blade that appears unused. It's Stanley's most popular spokeshave that was made for over a century. It's a great general purpose shave, easy to setup and use. $30

This shave is unmarked. It's 10 1/2in long with a 2in wide blade. The blade is especially clean with zero pitting. The tangs are tight in the body. It's a good solid worker $28

This is a pre-Stanley Atha carpenter's hammer with a 16oz bell head and original hickory handle. It's in excellent condition with a nice clean face and no damage to the claws. This isn't a framing or ripping hammer- the claws are long and sweep down past the eye. It's a top quality hammer that would do great work at the bench $28

This is a Kelly Perfect" half-hatchet with a 1.5lb head and hickory handle. It was made in Charlestown, WV. It's marked with both the True Temper And Kelly Axe & Tool Co. names. It is a top quality edge tool in excellent condition. The head is especially clean and the bit decently sharp. The octagonal poll has no damage. The handle is perfect. It's an ideal general purpose hatchet in top condition $35

This hatchet was made by the Kelly Axe & Tool Co. in Charlestown. WV. It has the secondary "Kelly Quality" circular mark on the head. The head has some discoloration but minimal wear. The poll is excellent. The handle is vert good with only some light wear but no cracks. It's a solid worker of the best quality that only needs to be ground and honed. $28

This is the standard Stanley spokehsave, made for love a century. It's a versatile, general-purpose shave. This one has a good clean blade with a lot of life left. The frame has some finish loss, but no damage. A solid worker $26

This shave was made by Leonard Bailey in Boston prior to Stanley. It has the original eye hook screw on the lever cap and the original blade. The blade has some discoloration but the mark is clear. The underside is cast with Bailey's Aug 31, 1585 patent. $45

This is an early example with the circular Stanley logo on the blade. It's been used but no no damage or wear other than a bit of missing japanning. The mouth springs are strong. The blade is long and clean. It's an especially good spokeshave to use- the mouth adjuster offering an easy way to change the depth of cut while in use $35

This is an early example with Peck Stow and Wilcox's "No. 1 Exc" trademark. It has a long, clean blade with no pitting. The bevel is reasonably sharp. The fruitwood handles are in good shape, free of damage. The left handle does rotate which is annoying, but it's still tight to the tang. It's an excellent quality drawknife that will make a fine worker. $40

This is a well-used example complete with the claws which are frequently broken off. This example has a very light, but distinct mark. The handle is excellent. The bevel is decent with only one chip. A top quality edge tool that could be returned to working order without too much work. $28

This is an excellent example made during the "100 Plus" era. It has a clean face and good claws. The hickory handle is exceptional with some beautiful regular curly figure. A great working hammer $25

This is an excellent workign example with minimal wear nad no damage. The original japanning is around 80%. The blade is long, clean and free of pitting. The blade has a "type 11" logo dating to 1910-1918. It's an uncommon shave and an excellent working example. $45

This is a Mohawk brand hammer with an octagonal hickory handle, good claws, and a clean face. $24

This is a high-quality American spokeshave made of beech with a brass wear plate in front of the mouth. The blade is 3in wide but has a chip in the corner reducing the working width to 2 3/4in. The blade is long and clean, free of pitting. It's a good, usable spokeshave, not a collector's item by any means. $25