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You are offerding on one Riverside Tool Company socket style wood corner chisel as pictured.
It is marked with their anvil logo and "R T Co TRADE MARK WARRANTED" on one outer face. There is also an owner initial on the socket.
Blade widths at the sharp edge are about 1" in one direction, and about a 32nd under 1" in the other direction.
Length of the blades, from the sharp edges to where they start to narrow down to the socket, is about 8-1/4", and overall length is about 12-1/8".
It weighs 1 pound 4.3 ounces on my postal scale, and has a nice heft to it.
A quick internet search yields that Riverside Tool Company was located in New York in the late 1800's and early 1900's.
Condition is good, with some flattening and no pitting in the first several inches on both outer faces, and then some scattered light pitting on the faces going towards the socket.
I don't have a handle with this.
SHIPPING: 2 pounds when boxed, shipped US Postal Service Ground Advantage, insurance and tracking are included. NoInternational shipping.
l sell what I enjoy, and I collect antique woodworking tools andI enjoy photography!The queue is overflowing with tools right now, as they seem to be finding me faster than I can list them. So please keep watching as I have LOTS more to list!
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sales: I won’t end an sale listing early to sell it to you directly. As a buyer, I really dislike going back at the end of an sale to offer, only to discover that the seller had ended the sale early. So I won’t do that for you, or to you.
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OFFERS: I will always consider an offer, some longer than others. Your best chance of success happens if the item has been listed for a while, your offer is reasonable (to me!), and you are a regular customer.
I am a long-time active member of the PNTC or Pacific Northwest Tool Collectors, and a long distance member of the MWTCA or Mid-West Tool Collectors Association. And once in a while I might turn up at a PAST meeting!
I hope someday I will meet some of you as we trudge the happy road of tool collecting!
