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New Craftool Pro stamps for sale - $13 each. Flat shipping of $3. These are awesome tools. Retail is $30 each. These are the top of the line stamp that Tandy sells now. Great stamps. Look and feel of quality. You can see and feel a difference between these and low quality stamps. This is a great price. Message me directly if you have questions. Thanks.

hammer style is sold to my good friend over at Davidsonsfalconry.com Way cool stuff on his site. check it out.

Thanks all this is sold

I really feel bad. I am so sorry If I have created a problem. I have really appreciated all I have learned about tools from Leatherworker.net. It really is a fascinating place. I often turn rookies on to the site for helpful information. I have learned a lot. I really appreciate their honesty, integrity of all those who have been willing to help and I hope I can do the same for someone else in the future. Really -- I admire what you all do. You are all very talented and gifted individuals that I have learned from and I thank you all. ON top of that the leather work community has provided incredible friendships with very wise men and I have found them to be a very helpful group of people. It truly is a hidden gem. I can't tell you how many have offered tips on casing leather, to stropping a knife to how to finish a project. Many of my "clients" have become great friends because I help them and really I feel helped most by them. Sorry Art and others who may have been bugged by my posts. I truly am. I'll lay off on asking about tools for a while. What you have here is a great thing and I only want to add to the value of the board. But I have to say, I love it when I come on here and someone has asked about swivel knives and/or Gomph tools or whatever and they have pictures and can tell the history of the tools. It is a beautiful history of leather tools. I wish we could somehow organize some of the great info that has been shared on this board. Simply fascinating. Best wishes all! Hope you have a great day. And hopefully I will have the privilege of meeting a few of you. I know it would be awesome to chat about leather tools.

Never seen one of these. From the 50's most likely from the looks of the rest of the set.

That is sweet. thanks very much

Solid heavy tool. Swivels nicely. Non adjustable and no way to change out the blade. Way cool, but no markings. Any idea what it is?

No markings. Very heavy stamps. Made from a solid steel. Cool stamps! Just wondering if anyone had any idea on when and who made them. Came from a set where mostly all from the 1950's.

Not sure what it is? sorry for the low light quality photo. Finger rest is not brass or very heavy at all. Quite light actually. Handle and blade are very solid. Kinda got me scratching my head a bit. No markings. Any ideas on a maker?

All the Barry King tools are new by the way.

Barry King Tools: 4 - 16-oz round mauls - $50 each 2 - 16 oz - tapered mauls - $50 each 1 - 16 oz - hammer style mallet - $50 1 - 64 oz - 3" diameter maul - $65 3 bevelers - small round and 2 smooth lifters - $20 each leaf liner - $25 Barrykingtools.com for pictures. Will try to post some later as well. Shipping = $5 and will combine. I have other tools here: http://goo.gl/R29lE1

I have 50 of these sets. $210 shipped. 1" opening on the buckle. For more of my leather tools check here: http://goo.gl/R29lE1

These are sold!

Awesome knife. New in package. I have more leather tools are available here: http://goo.gl/R29lE1

I have two sets of 12 billfold liners. Each set of 12 is $25 shipped. These liners are old but in excellent condition: clean and soft. They are not pre-punched. I also have a bunch of leather tools for sale here: http://goo.gl/R29lE1

love the look of that

That is so nice

Your letters are way awesome. great job

This is just my second wallet. I need lots of improvement. First time experimenting with different colors as well as fading the dyes from center out. I've always just done one solid color with some block on it. Welcoming any feedback. Really just trying to learn the craft a bit better. Thanks for looking.

cool

What a deal...I'll have to look further into that.

way to go

Saddle making books by al stolhman: 3 for 179 http://www.zackwhite.com/Stohlmans-Encyclopedias-of-Saddlemaking-Vol-1-3-B61940-05_p_5638.html

So I have traced and carved a dragon on a wallet similar to the one below. No I did not do this fine piece of work - wish I could. I'm to the staining part and was looking for any tips on staining with mulitple colors like this. Where can I go to find some instructions? I really love when leather fades from a dark to a lighter color. Just not sure how to do it. Never been taught and never seen it done. Do you think this is all airbrushed on? Any help would be great. Thanks.