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Tools and Hardware2154 of 9815Can you identify tool, handles in opposite positionsSaturday Evening Scout Post Ulster USA Boy Scout Folding Knife 1962-1979
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    Posted 5 years ago

    Mdeare
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    Found this tool near where old barn was in over 200 year old homestead look s like it would have had a holder

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    1. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 5 years ago
      I agree with bobby725 about it being an adze but more like a Chouna adze from the shape. The size appears rather small so might well have been used for cleaning mortise joints in post and beam timber construction of old barns and buildings. The one used for the bottom of the mortise would have almost a half circle bend to the blade and rounded cutting edge.
    2. Irishcollector. Irishcollector., 5 years ago
      Shoemaker's hammer. The same tool was sometimes used by bookbinders to round the spine of a book during binding.
    3. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 5 years ago
      Irishcollector I didn't think there was enough angle to call it that but well could be. The two I have are probably more modern than this one. I don't collect them but when you buy out a bulk lot you never know what you will end up with.
    4. Mdeare, 5 years ago
      This is a cobblers hammer!! Research!

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