Sharpening rod. Off-white ceramic rod. Broken at one end.

Plain rectangular wooden board with seven drilled holes that hold small tools, such as chisels. Holes have smaller holes sunken into them to hold tool blades securely. Roughly made, wood unfinished.

Palm-handled bent chisel. Wooden handle is reddish-brown with brass fitting. One end of flat steel blade is curved.

Palm-handled bent skew chisel. Wooden handle is reddish-brown with brass fitting. Blade is angled at end.

Palm-handled bent gouge. Wooden handle is reddish-brown with brass fitting. Blade is curved at end and scoop-shaped.

Palm-handled straight gouge. Wooden handle is reddish-brown with varnish worn on rounded side. Handle fitting is brass, and blade is steel and scooped on one side.

Palm-handled V gouge. Wooden handle is rounded with a flat edge, and joined to blade with brass fitting.

Hardwood palm-handled fish-tail chisel. Wooden handle is coated with a reddish-brown lacquer and has a brass fitting. One side of the palm handle is flat. Blade is a fishtail gouge and skewed.

Palm-handled awl. Circular wooden handle has flattened end and tapers to a metal neck-ring. Spherical metal blade projects from within metal neck-ring, which has an indentation on either side. The short metal blade tapers to a point and appears to have been worked or filed to achieve that point.

Steel callipers with dividers. The fittings are solid brass. The callipers incorporate a sliding speed nut.