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The head on this watchmaker's hammer is a little under 2-1/2" long, and the delicately made handle about 9". There are some irregularities in the arris around the striking face, but they don't really seem like chips -- they look more like artifacts of the casting process. A very unusual tool, useful for fine work…
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Hard to tell what this hammer was meant for, exactly. It most closely resembles a clockmaker’s or jeweler’s hammer, though it might be a very
Gundlach 577 hammer, probably a watchmaker or jeweler’s tool
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