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Doube handled hammer.

The cynic in me says that it's listed at $110 starting bid, when the same hammer with one normal handle wouldn't fetch a tenth of that. Don't discount the possibility that it's purely done to make it unusual.
 
You do occasionally see double handled sledge hammers (with 2 sockets) which I think may have been used in ship making. Never seen a claw hammer like that and I doubt it is vintage either. Very unique is an interesting phrase. It's either unique or it isn't.
 
spb":202zutpp said:
The cynic in me says that it's listed at $110 starting bid, when the same hammer with one normal handle wouldn't fetch a tenth of that. Don't discount the possibility that it's purely done to make it unusual.

Wot e sed .
 
The hammer head is clearly very poor quality.
The handles are so thin at the entry point one or both would break. It's a dumb chancer trying his or her luck.
 
Raymedullary":e123n9dz said:
The hammer head is clearly very poor quality.
The handles are so thin at the entry point one or both would break. It's a dumb chancer trying his or her luck.

More like a chancer looking for a dumb buyer.

P.S. I have a rare left handed screw driver for sale, if anyone is interested.
 
I agree that it's a Ccc hammer head with someone's idea of a joke.

As Adrian said, double handled sledge hammers do exist. They were for really heavy work where the strength of two strong men was needed. Somewhere there's a great bit of 1900s archive film from the black country showing a ship's anchor being forged by hand, which includes shots of one in use. I'll see if I can find it.

Edit: discussed in this thread

viewtopic.php?f=24&t=6238&hilit=+Batch#p106908

Watch closely or in slow motion from about 6:26.
 
Woodbloke":17phpe7g said:
Lurker":17phpe7g said:
P.S. I have a rare left handed screw driver for sale, if anyone is interested.

I'll swap it for my box of sparks from the grinder! :lol: - Rob


Could you deliver them personally, I’ll throw in a long weight for your trouble.
 
The thread title made me think of this. :lol:

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I have an automatic search set up for "tools, job lot", and so I get to see all sorts of oddities, as well as all sorts of rubbish. I haven't bought anything for a long time.
 
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