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Great variety of leather washer cutter brace bits
plus one handled monster of a thing , marked Pat 1885/45. $
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Lot of 3 boxed expansive bits. $ 45 |
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240 |
Lever chuck plated beech brace with lignum vitae
head. Repaired crack and some other minor age related scuff marks.
Still a good display piece. $ 120 |
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Not much to look at but one of the few tools Terry
had labelled as Gabriel, London. It took me ages to find the very
faint mark that makes this the earliest named button
chuck brace I've handled. By the early 19th century, the Gabriel
Brothers were mostly lumber and tool dealers , so this brace would
have been made by somebody else before ca 1820. Beech with a lignum
vitae head and a few age cracks. $ 100 |
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Wm Marples Ultimatum brace, brass frame with beech
infill, ebony head with complete bone ring. G+ G+
$ 380 |
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Plated beech brace with
button chuck and ebony head by Straw & Son. Display piece only.
Cracks, nicks and the odd bit of wood filler. $ 135 |
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Hand Drills
Bench Drills |
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Stanley 805 hand drill
made in England plus another made in Australia. Both fit in this
very good box. $ 50 |
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Two early egg beater
drills, one German, the other unmarked with a unique pressed steel
hole and pinion drive wheel. 8 & 10" long with beech handles.
$ 40 |
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Most unusual
reciprocating drill with leather strap pull. Marked "Auto" Hand
Drill Pat'd June 11 '95; Best Tool Co, Boston, Mass; Pat Appl'd for.
Cast iron frame, beech handle and head. This tool is in excellent
condition. 9 1/2" long. $ 200 |
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The 'Glasgow'
reciprocating drill (Gyro) patent 1907 with lid on breast plate for
bit storage. Rosewood chain pull, sheet metal construction. Chain
drive is cumbersome to operate - not a tool I would ever recommend
for users. 12" long. Scarce $ 150
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Well made bow drill
head from India or Pakistan. Machhli Brand (means fish in Urdu,
thank you Google) $ 50 |
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Cute little
7" hand drill with a very early looking chuck. Looks factory made. I
sold identical looking Millers Falls No 4 drills with different
chucks. $ 80 |
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Early looking iron
frame hand drill. 13" long. $ 80 |
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Rare McClellan Patent
part corner brace, missing the handle and the hand grip. 14" long. $
100 |
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Very nice dark burled
boxwood and brass tool handle with bits. $ 50 |
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Chisels Edge Tools |
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286 |
American 8" drawknife with folding handles by Swan.
14" long. $ 150 |
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Sharpening Stones, Glue Pots and other things for the work bench |
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Attractive whetstone
box, looks like red cedar to me, 10 x 3" with a decent
carborundum stone. $ 40 |
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334 |
Scare German copper glue pot (I know it's German
because I bought it from Germany twenty years ago). Outer pot
4 1/2 x 4 1/2", inner pot 3"x3", 0.7kg. S 100 |
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Mid-size bronze alloy glue pot marked AUSTRAl-TOBIN-
on handle, which might also read as AUSTR A1 Tobin as indication of
the material used. Tobin bronze is also known as bell metal. 4" high
x 5 1/4" diameter, inner pot 3 1/4 x 3", 2kg. I've never seen one
like it before. $ 150 |
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Hammers &
Combination Tools Axes |
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380 |
Two scarce vintage Crescent Tool Co T-handle folding
screwdriver hammer tools, 5 and 6 inches. Both in good
condition. $ 80 |
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287 |
Vintage German straight adze with nail pull and 13"
hickory handle. 2 7/8" cutting edge. $ 40 |
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Fine Eclipse Four S tool in tin with great graphics.
Unused. $ 70 ( I also have a used one for $ 50) |
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Cheney 777
hammer with custom added nicely chamfered handle. Head fair to good
with pitting marks. $ 40 |
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Saws |
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This tiny Lancashire
pattern saw with a rosewood handle is made for a miniscule 3" blade,
overall length is just 7 1/2". It's fitted with an oversized
veneering blade. Marked Fogg on the frame. The other (veneer) saw is
unmarked. It has more TPI than I can count on all my fingers and
toes. One small spot of pitting on the frame of the little cutie.
$ 100 |
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Machinist & Engineering |
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383 |
Pair of Starrett 161 D toolmakers' parallel clamps
with 45mm throat depth. Both G+ $ 40 |
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Starrett No 15 universal bevel plus a second one in
the same box. G+ $ 50 |
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367 |
International gathering of 5 tiny to small
micrometers from USA, Sweden, Germany and England. $ 80 |
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366 |
Lot of 4 quality micrometers up to 6" $
110 |
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Lot of 13 vintage wire gauges in old cigar box.
$ 90 |
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Starrett No 98 twelve
inch machinist's level IOB. Minor storage rust/dirt spots. All 3
vials intact. $ 200 with postage
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