Below are some of the tools I have sold over the years. I have archived them here as a reference and hope you find it useful.
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If you stepped into a hardware store in 1937 to buy a chisel, the counterman would have reached into the glass countertop to pull out a box like this for...
Stanley 750 chisels were some of the most popular chisels ever made - and for very good reason. Sturdy socketed construction, excellent...
Stanley 750 chisels were some of the most popular chisels ever made - and for very good reason. Sturdy socketed construction, excellent...
Marples blue handled chisels were one of the more popular all-around chisels of the last few decades. Striking a delicate balance between...
Nice Marples 1/2" beveled edge chisel. 10 1/2" long overall, with 3 3/4" of that being the blade. The back is flat...
Pretty sure this 10" Blue Grass drawknife was never used, as it appears to still have the factory edge. Light rust on the blade and...
This is a nice 10" drawknife from a high quality maker. The handles are tight, with no cracks. The blade is 1 3/8" wide...
This is a great 10" drawknife from one of the premier tool makers of their time. The blade is stamped "THE JAMES SWAN CO...
Nice 8" drawknife from a great maker. The handles have a couple of divots in them, but are tight with no cracks. The 1 3/16" blade...
I just want these gone, so I am selling them as a set. Not the greatest planes (clunky handles, unmachined frog, etc.), but they are...
Stanley No. 4 smoothing plane with a beautiful patina. Some scratches and dings on the body, and I think its japanning has been touched up or painted over at some point...
This plane has a few minor cosmetic issues, but is mechanically sound and will make a great user. The cosmetic flaws include paint drops on...
This corrugated No. 3 is a little beauty. It shows the signs of its years, but in a graceful manner. The casting has some scratches, and the...
This is a beautiul example of a Sargent 418C. These planes are every bit the equal of Stanley's planes (the Bedrocks excepted), and this...
This Sargent scraper features a cast iron head that swivels on the end of a wood handle. The large head is shaped to provide...
This is definitely a user-grade double spoke shave. Structurally sound, but japanning is around 50%, with light surface rust. It will clean...
This Atkins saw is a little different, having been made in Hamilton, Ontario by their Canadian division. The blade is dead straight. While it started life as a 10 ppi saw...
Penna. Saw Works saws were manufactured by Disston, and are quality saws. Like their cousins, these saws are taper ground and show every evidence...
This 1930's Disston D-8 is gorgeous, and has seen very little use over its life. The handle has a few nicks and dings, and a couple of...
Don't let the graceful looks of this Disston backsaw fool you - this is an absolute monster. Pick this saw up and the wood trembles with anticipation...
This Richardson saw looks a little different than when it was first made. At 23 1/4" long, it was most likely cut down from...
This Disston No. 16 dates from 1918-1927, and has picked up a few battle scars along the way. There is light pitting near the toe, but...
Sheffield Saw Works saws were manufactured by Atkins, and are quality saws. Like their cousins, they used excellent steel, have taper ground blades, and attractive, comfortable...
So many have written extolling the virtues of this saw set that I feel little need to elaborate further. I will add that I can find...
So many have written extolling the virtues of this saw set that I feel little need to elaborate further. I will only add that I can find little fault...
So many have written extolling the virtues of this saw set that I feel little need to elaborate further. I will only add that I can find little fault...
The most important step in saw sharpening is the first - jointing the teeth. Without jointing, the points of the teeth are virtually guaranteed...
Often overlooked, this saw set is one of my favorites. In many ways, I prefer this to the Stanley 42X. The action is crisper and...
Is your arm fatigued after setting saw teeth all day? Well, then, I have here the answer to your prayers. Yes, aluminum is truly...
Stearns made quite a few saw vises, and this was one of their better ones. The jaws are 10 1/2" wide, and meet up fairly well. There is a groove for...
One of Stanley's most popular tools. First designed and manufactured by North Bros, Stanley continued this push drill basically unchanged after...
This is an outstanding example of a hand-cranked drill press. Millers Falls made some of the highest quality tools, and this drill is no exception. Featuring an automatic advance and two speeds...
Another nice tool from Millers Falls. Drives and ratchets in forward and reverse. Also locks for use as an ordinary driver. Painted...
Like so many other Millers Falls tools, this push drill began with a classic design. But not content to slavishly copy a tried and true...
This is probably the most popular tool that the North Bros. Mfg. Co. ever made. They are nothing fancy, but they work exceedingly...
This is, hands down, the finest ratcheting brace ever made. This brace has been refurbished - completely stripped down, inspected, and cleaned, then...
One of Stanley's better ideas - a corner brace for working in tight areas. This one was partially disassembled and cleaned. It is in excellent...
Irwin advertised this bit as capable of boring 35 standard size holes. Drills holes from 7/8" to 3". Includes the original...
Keen Kutter auger bit in excellent condition. I'm not sure it was ever used, but I did touch up the cutting edges to make it even sharper...
Irwin advertised this bit as capable of boring 35 standard size holes. Drills holes from 7/8" to 3". Includes the original plastic sleeve...
Russell Jennings (made by Stanley) auger bit in excellent condition. I'm not sure it was ever used, but I did touch up the cutting edges to make it even sharper...
This is a really neat old patented counterbore. All original, and in its box. Has a 1/4" shank, uses a No. 30 drill bit, and drills a 1/2" counterbore...
If you ever wanted to start collecting screwdrivers, here is your chance to get a head start. You will need to sharpen...
The Miller's Falls logo, if there ever was one, is no loger visible. You can read the "No. 2" designation, which was a Millers Falls...
Unmarked (as most of these are), but it has the same thumbscrew design as the Union protractor it came with. Most of the finish remains...
This Union Tool Co. protractor head will make an excellent user. The scale is quite legible, the center rotates smoothly and easily...
This protractor head is clean and in very good working condition. Rotates smoothly through the full range, locks firmly, and the scale...
This 36" unbound rosewood level was made by P. Quigley. The bubbles are intact and filled, and the brass is in good condition. Stamped by J. MILLER...
Center head will fit 12", 18", or 24" blades. The legs are about 2 3/8" long, and have some gouges/marks. It is in good working order...
Nice nine inch combination square, a size that is a little unusual, but very useful. The tempered blade is graduated in 8ths, 16ths, 32nds, and 64ths...
Three inches of nickel plated versatility - a tool that can be used to mark out frames with rabbeted jambs or nailed...
This is probably the most fuctionally desirable mass-produced bevel gauge ever made. When the blade is locked with the thumbscrew on the...
These bevel gauges are a workhorse in most shops, which makes the condition of this one slightly unusual. The rosewood is in good condition, with one...
Barely used Norton Pike hard Arkansas olilstone. This stone is for ultrafine finishes. Actual dimensions are 5 7/8" x 1 7/8" x 7/8"...
This is the first time I've run across on of these, and I'm not sure why. It's really an ingenious device, utilizing a wedge...
Technically, this isn't a woodworking tool, but a metalworking vise is so useful that every workshop should have at least one. And these Wiltons are about the...
Stanley No. 400 miter vise in excellent condition. No rust, 95% paint remaining. 100% cast iron and steel construction...
If you have even a passing interest in cutting down a tree and making a chair out of it, you need this book. Well, you may not need...
Widely considered to be the Bible of ornamental turning, this guide is indispensable to anyone interested in complex turning. Fair condition...
This is perhaps the most popular reference book for those starting out on a metal lathe, and deservedly so. This is the 56th edition...
A nice piece of history, and a book that remains relevant to this day. Hardcover in good condition, with just a few pages that have...
If you've ever had the urge to cut down a tree and try your hand at green woodworking, this book is an excellent place to start...
This book is a great place to start for inspiration when building Shaker, Chippendale, Hepplewhite, or Sheraton style furniture. Over 400...
This is an excellent set of books. Packed with thousands of black and white pictures and illustrations. Some of the material is a little...
This EAIA reprint is the second volume in a three part work called Turning and Mechanical Application. Subtitled The principles...