Other Miscellaneous Tools

A nicely turned measure made from boxwood.

4 rollers made from rosewood, includes:
2 x 458mm (18") long with a 22mm diameter,
1 x 315mm long with a 21mm diameter,
1 x 312mm long with a 17mm diameter.

2 metal name punches includes the following makers name stamp:
1 x F.Wright
1 x A.T.Wright

An old coopers flagging iron.

A beech handled carpet stretcher made by W. Marples & Sons, Sheffield. Head is slightly loose and maintains an estimated 95% if its nickel plating.

A small 4 1/4" high scribing block marked Brown & Sharp Mfg. Co. 620, hardened, Providence USA, BS Trade Mark.

Boxwood handled drawbore pin, Handle is slightly off centre of drawbore pin and has a 20mm hairline crack.

An old copper log bin that has a strong riveted design.

A collection of printing blocks, 6 made form bronze. Please see photos for printing pictures. Largest block measures 225mm by 115mm and shows the city of Rochester, the smallest measures 25mm by 25mm.

7 fillet rubbers used to apply wax fillet.

8 fillet rubbers used to apply wax fillet.

A fine 5/8" boxwood screw box and tap.

Arm adjusted bolt cutters no. 930 made by Record. Has slight loss of finish to handles.

Overall length: 30" approx

Farriers tool with beech handle, blade has 11 steel spikes. This old farriers tool measures 198mm (7 3/4" approx) long overall.

An old rasp used by farriers either for horses hooves or mouth. Appears to be marked 'Papaz Oglou' also marked with a logo of a fish. This old farriers tool measures 355mm (14" approx) long overall.

Two old herb choppers, includes:
1 x all metal herb chopper marked 'Lightning Pat'd Dec.20.92, warranted cast steel, made in Newhaven Conn USA'.
1 x beech handled herb chopper

An ash handled bricklayers trowel made by W.H.S. Hunt & Sons Brades. Blade has marks to either side through use and some staining.

A fine little used beech wood scraper block no. 732 made by Ulmia.

An old one piece slater's rip made by I. Sorby.

Eclipse 4S Tool for slotting, sawing, scraping, slitting, filing etc… includes 9 blades.

3 metal drawbore pins that measure:
1 x 212mm long, largest diameter 15mm,
1 x 276mm long, largest diameter 15mm,
1 x 325mm long, largest diameter 10mm.

Two files includes:
1 x Disston USA file,
1 x G. Barnsley, Sheffield file.

Overall length: 298mm

An old we believe pipe connector marked Walworth MFG Co Boston USA, also marked 'w' and opposite end is marked 'o'.

12 old tools fitted with beech and oak handles. Please see photos for blade profiles. These tools measure from 210mm up to 290mm (11 1/2"). Handles are marked with the previous users name stamp. Two handles have 20mm long cracks and are lacking the brass ferules.

A 1/2" beech wood screw box complete with instructions and box. A good clean tool.

An old metal workers ladle that measure 285mm (11 1/4") long overall. The spoon has a diameter of 100mm (4").

Two Tectool’s that measure 242mm (9 1/2) approximately. Designed for cutting grooves in curved edges.

A collection of tools and items from a musical instrument makers work shop.
Including three tuning forks ( C Philharmonik, G Old Philharmonik, DO J.W. Parker also C )
Three cramps for side of instruments, tin with 12 small number/letter stamps. Two gauges marked with No 31538, Reg-P-Dep, violin, viola, and cello. Two brass gauges, one marked Withers plus other items as shown.

An old hardwood handled carpet stretcher. Faintly marked with the previous users name stamp.

Collection of 3 graining tools, two are marked Pat. App 16440, the third is a double ended tool. These tools measure from 200mm up to 264mm long overall and come in a wooden box.

Brass compendium with three different attachments, screwdriver, pick and a cork screw, the corkscrew has been previously bent.

An old ash handled herb chopper, appears to be marked ugerson Eton. The blade is spekled with pitting to both sides of the blade, has a slight bend to one corner.

A Tenderising Meat Baton made in France by Rival, also stamped with a logo of a fox.

A fine rosewood handled mount knife with brass fittings.

A coopers socketed driver made by Brades, designed to drive in hoops. Retains part of the original Brades trade label.

A socketed driver made by J. Fearn, Sheffield. A coopers tool used to drive in hoops. Has a small number of old treated worm holes.

An old rosewood piano tuning tool.

A rosewood handled timber scribe with brass ferule

An unused single boxwood handled drawbore pin made by Ray Iles.

A pair of boxwood handled drawbore pins with brass ferules made by W. Marples & Sons. Handles are marked with light dents and the previous users name stamps.

A 5/8 inch beech screwbox and tap made by Marples screwbox is faintly marked Hibernia Wm Marples & Sons. Screwbox is marked with some staining and the previous woodworkers name stamp.

13 inch fid made from lignum. Has small number of marks/ dents.

A pair of old sugar nips marked with some black staining.

An old Thatcher's needle.

Overall length when closed: 555mm (21 3/4")

2 marlin spikes, includes:
1 x 223mm long spike, marked 9 5444SFT, also marked with the ministry arrow and dated 1976.
1 x 262mm long marlin spike.

A 5/8"screwbox and tap made by Rd Melhuish Ltd, Fetter Lane E.C . This old tool has some denting to the wooden screwbox and is also marked '8'.

An old glue pot made by Kenrick, 3/8 pint.

Collection of four wire gauges, collection includes:
1 x circular gauge marked made by T.R Harding & Son Leeds, British Standard Wire Gauge, Legalised A.D 1883, reverse side is marked definition in mils or thousandths of an inch, division by four gives the nearest size on millimetre gauge. 1 x unnamed circular gauge, 1 x gauge marked W. Marples & Sons Hibernia. 1 x small gauge marked with measurements to both sides one side reads I.SWG M/M the other I.SWGDE.

Dowelling Jig No. X190 made by Woden with 4 drill bushes. A fine Woden dowelling jig that retains 90-95% of its original finish, retains the original Woden trade label instructions leaflet and the original wooden box.