| Serving Mallet |
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A hand made wooden serving mallet used to tighten rope work and also for attaching ropes to sails.It is made of a light wood,probably eastern pine and has the initials "T" and "W" carved in opposite side of the handle.Darkened with age and 10" long. |
$44.00
only 1 available
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| Caulking Iron |
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New old stock caulking iron used with a mallet to install caulking in the seams of wooden boats.Dimensions are 5 3/4" L x 2 1/2" W. |
$24.00
only 1 available
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| Old Caulking Iron |
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A neat historical example of a shipwrights tool.If only this item could talk! Similar to a new caulking iron I have listed, this iron is weathered and definitely used.Would make a nice display piece or could still be put to work. Dimensions are 6 1/8" L x 2" W. |
$23.00
only 1 available
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| Caulking Iron |
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Another caulking iron used to seal the gaps between planks in wooden boats.This style of iron has a grooved edge to hold the oakum (tarred twine) in place while moving the iron along a seam.Used with a caulking mallet.dimensions are 5" long x 2" wide. |
$24.00
only 1 available
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| Caulking Iron |
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This is a type of caulking iron I have not seen before.It is definitely hand forged as the makers hammer marks are visible.The
flared end has notches filed in it for some reason I can't fathom.Dimensions are 5 1/2"
long x 1 1/4" wide.A nice old tool. |
$22.00
only 1 available
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| Caulking Iron |
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This caulking iron was used to caulk seams in hard to reach spots around deck houses,hatches, etc. It is quite long at 11"
and the leading edge is tapered like a knife blade. There is a makers name on one side
but it's too faded to make out. |
$35.00
only 1 available
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