Farmer J.
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Posted this on an anvil thread, but now I can't find it! Must be on some other part of the forum... Here it is for the delectation of us vintage folk:
Mrs Farmer J's Grandfather made wooden Ladders in a large carpentry barn workshop. She wasn't allowed in there as a little kid, too many very sharp shiny things! She does remember a massive collection of moulding planes, which were sold at auction after he passed.
Also he mended clocks and watches as a hobby sideline, and made the case for this clock from Quarter Sawn Oak.
This is his Jewellers Anvil for making clock parts, now cleaned up as a display piece.
Mrs Farmer J's Grandfather made wooden Ladders in a large carpentry barn workshop. She wasn't allowed in there as a little kid, too many very sharp shiny things! She does remember a massive collection of moulding planes, which were sold at auction after he passed.
Also he mended clocks and watches as a hobby sideline, and made the case for this clock from Quarter Sawn Oak.
This is his Jewellers Anvil for making clock parts, now cleaned up as a display piece.