References:
The following information is from:
This type of tool was evidently discontinued before catalogue No. 59 was published in 1959.
Coppering Hammers:
Presumably used to apply copper sheathing to the hulls of wooden ships.
Caveat:
It is assumed in the listings presented below, that when tools have corresponding descriptions in different C. DREW catalogues, that they will also have the same dimensions and weights. This assumption may not always be correct.
Catalogue listings:
Prices that follow are for hammers without handles:
Coppering
Hammer: No. 1. Light. Cast Steel. Wt.: "21 oz. each without handle."
Coppering
Hammer: No. 1. Light. Crucible Tool Steel. Polished pean and claws.
"Net Weight 21 oz. each."
Coppering
Hammer: No. 2. Light. Solid Steel. Wt.: "21 oz. each without handle."
Coppering
Hammer: No. 2. Light. Solid Steel. All black. "Net Weight 21 oz.
each."
Coppering
Hammer: No. 3. Heavy. Cast Steel. Wt.: "25 oz. each without handle."
Coppering
Hammer: No. 3. Heavy. Crucible Tool Steel. Polished pean and claws.
"Net Weight 25 oz. each."
Coppering
Hammer: No. 4. Heavy. Solid Steel. Wt.: "25 oz. each without handle."
Coppering
Hammer: No. 4. Heavy. Solid Steel. All black. "Net Weight 25 oz.
each."
Extra
for handled hammers.
The prices listed above are for historical purposes only; listed items are not being offered for sale.