Tools for Sale

This is a classic carpenter's hammer with long, sweeping claws and a domed face. It's not a framing hammer or ripping hammer- this is a too to use at the workbench. It was made by Stanley, likely pre-war and after the Atha acquisition. It has a nice clean face, damage-free claws, and a good original hickory handle. $25

This is a well-made small 4in drawknife with no maker's mark. It looks a lot like the small carver's drawknives sold by Buck and others. It's nice and clean with a very sharp bevel $40

This drawknife is branded Fulton, a brand name used by the United Hardware and Tool Co. of New York, NY. It was probably made by one of the larger makers of the early 20th century. It's especially clean and crisp. There is zero pitting on the back. The only flaw is a very small ding in the bevel as shown in the photos. A fine worker. $40