The Antique John Fray No.110 Bit Brace Hand Drill is a rare and valuable collectible tool originating from the United States. This antique original piece by John Fray is a testament to the quality craftsmanship of the past, specifically in the realm of carpentry and woodworking. Known for its durability and precision, this hand drill would have been a prized possession for any woodworking enthusiast or collector looking to add a piece of history to their collection.
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FRAY USA BRACE EARLY TYPE CHUCK 1888
JOHN FRAY. USA. 10” BRACE EARLY TYPE CIRCA 1888. CONDITION EXACTLY AS PER PHOTOS
VINTAGE JOHN FRAY NO 82 8 INCH RATCHET BRACE & JOHN FRAY CATALOGUE 26 REPRINT
VINTAGE JOHN FRAY NO 82 8 INCH RATCHET BRACE WITH JOHN FRAY CATALOGUE NO 26 REPRINT WITH COCUBOLO HEAD & HANDLE CONDITION – VERY GOOD WITH SOME SCRATCHES & LIGHT RUST ON THE STEEL THE HANDLES HAVE SOME SMALL NICKS &* SCRATCHES IT HAS A CHIP OUT OF THE UNDER SIDE OF THE HANDLE PLEASE TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THE PICTURES
John Fray Socket Corner Brace. Vintage Hand Drill. Made In The USA
The John Fray Socket Corner Brace is a vintage hand drill that was made in the USA. This collectible tool is perfect for woodworking and carpentry projects. The durable construction and high-quality craftsmanship make it a valuable addition to any collection of tools or hardware. Its unique design and historical significance make it a sought-after item for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Ideal for both practical use and display, the John Fray Socket Corner Brace is a timeless piece that embodies American craftsmanship and design.
Vintage John Fray Rare Petite 6” Sweep Bit Brace Hand Drill
A very nice example, ready to go.
JOHN FRAY NO. 108 SPOFFORD CHUCK BIT BRACE CHAIR MAKER BRIDGEPORT CONN. 8 IN.
The tool in the image is a vintage John S. Fray & Co. No. 108 Spofford Patent bit brace, an antique hand-operated woodworking drill.Tool SpecificationsModel Number: 108.Sweep Size: The “108” designation indicates an 8-inch full swing (sweep) of the handle.Chuck Design: It features the Spofford patent split chuck, known for its simplicity and the ability to hold square-tapered auger bits securely with a thumbscrew.Materials: Typically constructed with an iron frame and rosewood or cocobolo for the pad (top handle) and rotating grip. The grips are often secured by distinctive pewter rings