Trademark ID please?

[toolsntat]

Nice brass multi function bevil/square but by who?
Andy

 

[bugbear]

I think it's North European. Wiser heads will be along shortly...

BugBear

 

[Harbo]

At least it's very clearly marked - but I cannot help?

What is the steel item above - looks like a strange pick head?

Rod

 

[bugbear]

At least it's very clearly marked - but I cannot help?

What is the steel item above - looks like a strange pick head?

Rod

Twybil.

BugBear

 

[TobyC]

There are a few makers that used the arrow, but I can't find one like that one. Looks like a shield in the center, and T, S isn't helping me.

 

[TobyC]

http://www.alte-beitel.de/dick_p_f.html

http://www.alte-beitel.de/krumm_johann.html

http://www.alte-beitel.de/weyersberg.html

http://www.alte-beitel.de/butcher.html

http://www.alte-beitel.de/marken_it.html

I looked here, but feel free to look again....http://www.sha.org/documents/research/Parks_Canada_Resources/Trademarks on Base-Metal Tableware.pdf

 

[toolsntat]

Thanks for that research Toby, interesting resource =D>

What is the steel item above - looks like a strange pick head?

Rod

As Bugbear has said it is a French style of Twybil which they call a Besaigue" used for mortising.
It is a wonderful bit of kit that I ought to get round to demonstrating (hammer) as it is one of the most asked about items
It is used with the hand gripping the handle in a chiselling motion and not swung like an axe.
As it happens there is a section in the 5th ARNOLD & WALKER tool catalogue about these 8)

Andy

 

[TobyC]

I fixed that last thing, I clicked on "Img" instead of "URL" when I posted, supposed to be this....
http://www.sha.org/documents/research/Parks_Canada_Resources/Trademarks on Base-Metal Tableware.pdf

 

[toolsntat]

I fixed that last thing, I clicked on "Img" instead of "URL" when I posted, supposed to be this....
http://www.sha.org/documents/research/Parks_Canada_Resources/Trademarks on Base-Metal Tableware.pdf

Ah! even better :wink:

Andy