Garrett Wade Co., Inc. products

This hefty Hatchet, great for clearing brush, splitting rounds or limbing trunks, also features a log-pick. The 3" long hook gives this hatchet a serious and striking appearance, while adding heft to your down swing when splitting and chopping. The sharp hook gives you the ability to easily collect rounds or drag small logs back to the campfire. The ergonomic curve of the 19-½" long American Hickory handle makes it balanced on the swing. Light enough to wield with one hand, but just long and stout enough for comfortable two-handed swings. Handle end is painted fire engine red for easy visibility. A striking new tool for serious work. A fantastic new offering from a venerable, fourth-generation German forge.

Constructed of heavy-duty, military-grade Vintage Waxed Canvas #10 (the highest grade of canvas, sometimes called Wagon-Cover grade) and treated the old fashion way with paraffin wax to produce a waterproof, rot proof and completely reliable material that`s hard to wear out. Double- stitched, reinforced edging and handles made of heavy duty nylon webbing - with minimum care your Log Carrier should last for years.

The rugged looking Adventure Knife has scales of Pakkawood and Micarta that are exceedingly stable in any outdoors conditions. The clip-point and deep belly of the blade will prove their usefulness at any campsite. A thumb-stud assists in blade opening. Use the carabiner to hang on your belt or backpack.

As you may gather, we are enthusiasts for hurricane lamps. We love the soft, calming light they produce and the fact that they will reliably burn for hours and are completely portable. Twenty years ago, we were shown one made of Solid Polished Brass, but the company had ceased production and could not be persuaded to start again. Now we have found one again.

These are the genuine article - 50 to 80 years old. Each fold into four 6" sections. Every carpenter and builder carried a rule like this with him at all times - slipped in his pant`s pocket. At that time they were the equivalent of the now familiar steel measuring tape.

It’s the ultimate hybrid, incorporating features of a knife, chisel, hatchet, cleaver, pry-bar, and rescue tool. It’s a jobsite or campsite Do-Everything Tool. The high carbon steel blade is 6" long, 1½" wide and a stunning 1/8+" thick all over. Total length is 11 1⁄4". It has an extended butt for striking, a wide exposed spine, a G10 handle and a nylon sheath. It’ll take a beating – nice to have on hand.

Ever wonder how craftsmen made all those fantastic moldings and shaped edges before the electric router became available after WWII. They used wooden molding planes. Each of these is guaranteed to be an historic English furniture making tool in good working order with the original single iron and wedge, and to have either a maker`s or owner`s initials or name stamped on the body.