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Leatherworking Tools

DateLate 1800s to Early 1900s

Terms

Leatherworking Tools
Steel
Wood
United States

Dimensions27.28 cm (10 3/4 in.)

Credit LineGift of Richard and Jane Montague (2010)

Object number2010.1.11

DescriptionWood and steel tool; draw (or spoke) shave, probably served a shaving function similar to a plane. Steel blade held in place with two prongs inserted into a wooden handle. Meant to be held with two hands. Nail wedged in on one side of blade. From tool box, Boston Harness Co., leather and harness making tools, 2010.1.1.

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