Orig. World War II Hardwood Handles for Stanley No. 5 Plane – mjdtoolparts

An ORIGINAL FRONT KNOB AND REAR HANDLE for a Stanley No. 4 or 4 C smoothing plane by STANLEY. This handle, which has the stained hardwood finish used during the Second World War when the supply of rosewood was very limited, is in excellent condition, retaining fully 90% of its original lacquer finish. The original threaded rod and brass nut to secure the handle to the plane body are included as well. Length = 4.38 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 457697) [Free Shipping]

Unused 10″ Sailor’s Iron Marlinspike – World War II Surplus Stock – mjdtoolparts

An UNUSED NAUTICAL MARLINSPIKE. These tools were used to assist in the splicing of rope or cable or the making of order out of knots in these materials. This unused ten-inch length example was found in a warehouse of World War II military surplus items. It is identical in form to marlinspikes produced by C. Drew & Company of Kingston, Massachusetts and was likely produced by them for the U.S. Navy as part of the war effort. The tool has some dark stains from light oxidation whil in storage, but it remains in perfect working condition and could be put directly to use. Length = 10.00 Inches (Ref. Id No.: 472943) [Free Shipping]

Vintage WWII Bonney 2680 Drum Brake Spring Pliers Tool

The Vintage WWII Bonney 2680 Drum Brake Spring Pliers Tool is a rare and sought-after collectible for enthusiasts of historical tools and American manufacturing. Made in the United States during World War II, this high-quality Bonney tool is specifically designed for servicing drum brake springs.

WW2 – 1940s Universal CP – USA- working

The product is a vintage Universal Chicago & Pneumatic Co. (UCP) drill from the 1940s, made in the United States. As a working tool from that era, it holds historical significance and is sought after by collectors of vintage tools and machinery. The brand’s reputation for quality and durability adds to the appeal of this piece for woodworking enthusiasts and vintage tool collectors alike.