Vintage Etonia 3 lb. Sledge Hammer, Estwing Rock Pick & 2 Masonry Chisels

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Newark, Ohio, US

Lot Includes: Etonia 3 lb. Sledge Hammer: A classic, double-face engineering or masonry sledge hammer head. The top of the cast steel head retains its original blue paint accents and is clearly stamped "ETONIA MADE IN U.S.A." alongside a large "3" weight class designation. Mounted securely to a weathered natural hickory wood handle. (Note: Etonia…

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Newark, Ohio, United States (US)

Item description:

Lot Includes:
Etonia 3 lb. Sledge Hammer: A classic, double-face engineering or masonry sledge hammer head. The top of the cast steel head retains its original blue paint accents and is clearly stamped "ETONIA MADE IN U.S.A." alongside a large "3" weight class designation. Mounted securely to a weathered natural hickory wood handle. (Note: Etonia was a highly regarded vintage house brand marketed for premium hardware, industrial goods, and tools).
Estwing Rock Pick / Geological Hammer: A solid, one-piece forged steel geological pick hammer. Features the authentic yellow and red product label reading "ESTWING MADE IN U.S.A." on the shaft neck. Outfitted with an ergonomic blue textured rubber comfort grip handle stamped with the "Estwing" maker mark.
Vintage Brick / Masonry Chisel: A heavy-duty flat-blade steel bolster chisel featuring a wide, flared cutting edge and an integrated hand-guard collar handle. The blade is stamped with an inventory number "522".
Antique Hex-Shank Cold Chisel: A long-reach industrial-grade solid steel cold chisel featuring a hexagonal shaft and a tapered wide cutting blade.
Condition Report
The tools in this collection are in robust, functional estate condition with a rich vintage character. The forged steel heads on the Estwing pick and Etonia sledge are structurally solid, and the wooden handle on the sledge hammer remains tightly wedged with a stable head assembly. The struck faces of the chisels show normal mushrooming and dimpling from heavy hammer impact, while the cutting edges show typical project scuffing. All tools display a natural dark patina with prominent surface cosmetic oxidation and minor rust spots characteristic of long-term workshop storage.