Some Old Tools
Posted: 03 Apr 2015, 12:27
With the Grandkids on holiday and a break in the weather, we took them to the RN Historic Dockyards in Portsmouth on Wednesday - mainly to see the Mary Rose.
Nice to see her again without being continuously sprayed and the Museum is fantastic with an amazing collection on extremely well presented, restored artefacts.
I took some photos of some of the tools which are housed in climate controlled cabinets so please excuse the glass reflections.
Barber/Surgeon's Whetstone
Small Stool
An example of the many simply made Personal Chests ( pinned or nailed? Joints)
Small planes for shaping arrows:
Rod
Nice to see her again without being continuously sprayed and the Museum is fantastic with an amazing collection on extremely well presented, restored artefacts.
I took some photos of some of the tools which are housed in climate controlled cabinets so please excuse the glass reflections.
Barber/Surgeon's Whetstone
Small Stool
An example of the many simply made Personal Chests ( pinned or nailed? Joints)
Small planes for shaping arrows:
Rod