A Navy buddy picked up some old tools and is looking for some help identifying them. Any ideas on these???

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks!

Top left looks like a vise for holding a hand saw while sharpening.  Maybe the center tool is to set the teeth?

Is that a scorp on the right? 

49 minutes ago, Ron Dudelston said:

Top left looks like a vise for holding a hand saw while sharpening.  Maybe the center tool is to set the teeth?

That was my thought about the saw vice. The saw tooth set is a definite possibility! Thanks!

14 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

Is that a scorp on the right? 

That could be, Gene. That's the only picture he sent. Maybe I can get him to get some other angles. Thanks!

1 hour ago, Ron Dudelston said:

Top left looks like a vise for holding a hand saw while sharpening.  Maybe the center tool is to set the teeth?

Could be a vise to hold a crosscut saw to sharpen too. Looks like some kind of Scorp too, as Gene mentioned.

 

Herb

It might well be a scorp but I’ve never seen one with one handle. 

What is a scorp ?   Roly

Just now, Roly said:

What is a scorp ?   Roly

A tool used to hollow or dig out a concave surface- like a spoon.

 

Thank You, never heard the term before.  Roly

Something like these-

 

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Edited April 14, 20197 yr by p_toad

That's a scorp, alright.

Saddle makers leather vise.....nail and staple puller used on shipping crates...scorp, maybe a Cooper's Scorp to do the insides of barrel staves...

Middle tool is vintage wire/barbed wire fence stretcher.  Many versions out there. 

 

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/durbin-durco-wire-fence-stretcher-501-1823213110

 

Thanks!!!

Don't think that is a scorp . The blade is attached by rivets. maybe a scraper. Just not heavy enough for the scorp.

A scorp it could also be a fleshing tool for scraping animal hides.

Thanks for all of the ideas and suggestions. I've passed the information on to my friend!

Edited April 15, 20197 yr by lew