recently found these at the restore and spent my 2.50 for the week.

 

The mallet has a leather head, the small hammer has 3 small screwdrivers in the handle, and the hole punch is 3/4"

Looks good to me.   I might have that hammer...well...most of it...you MIGHT find an even small hammer inside...

All three are really cool Pete. I would have snagged them for $2.50 too rather I needed them or not (and I don't but so cool). Based on the size and the way the handle is painted, the leather mallet looks like one I had as a part of my old Handy Andy tool set back in the mid 1950's. A rare find in that condition that you have.

 

The hole punch is either for leather or possible gaskets.

Great finds, I have a claw hammer like that that I found at the Restore also and I found the ball peen too but the handle was missing so I made one and put a Phiillips on it.  They come in handy for small objects at the work table. 

 

 

 

Edited November 25, 20214 yr by HandyDan

I have the same hammer as the top one of Dan's.  I purchased it from a school in the 1980's.  Very convenient for small things.  Dan you did a great job on making a replacement handle.  

 

The hole punch is just like the one we used in Graphic Arts from 1972 to 1995.  We made inspection stickers on a sheet and then would sit and punch them out.  We had a steel round blank much like a bowl blank and it was covered on one side with a rubberized cover which had to be replaced every few years.  So, if you had light duty or bad back, you got to be the one to punch out decals.