Leathercraft Tool

you has a set of gravers . I have a set of them. the other is a punch for metal work. I also have a metal box that has the different sizes punchs. You can use it for other things but i think it was a tool that was used in the avation business. Since I did not read the rule book for leather All tools can be used for leather.

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> ...some of the pictures shown are 'gravers'.
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> From: Tom Gregory<mailto:tom@...>
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> Subject: [flasah] Can anyone ID these tools? [5 Attachments]
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> Hi Folks,
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> My sister bought be a box of old leather tools at an auction, Got a strap cutter, a pliers type hole punch, a number of stamps.. mostly dupes but a few new ones, a couple of lacing chisels, wooden mallet, sewing awl, some regular awls and a few tools I don't recognize.
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> I got several that are flat with a chisel point that say 52 on the side. One says Victor and looks like a 55 stamped on it. One I think is a Fid, but since I don't have one I don't know what the look like. It sort of resembles a triangular sewing needle without the eye hole
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> One heavy metal punch type tool and a couple that have square shafts with either a flat end or a point files across the diagonals if that makes sense.
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> Last, there is what appears to be a hole punch. It says Sampson No. 1 and is made by Machine Appliance Corp of New Your.
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> I'll try to post pictures here.
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> Thanks
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> Tom
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