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https://www.oldtools.co.uk/collections/ ... bench-stop Early Brass Bench Stop, there is a link above. My grandfather had one on his wood bench.

Gold leaf. Simple, attractive and easy to do. Plus it will not tarnish. Remove the old highlighting, clean with "Meths." Apply the Seize, then the leaf. Buff and that's it.

They range in price from £10 to £80. Red is the common colour. If you find a Blue or a green look for Government markings. The quick release spring can break, but they also can be repaired. They are a good vice, does your have the ends of the handle removable?

Done a few Old chisiels for Men In Shed. Bin the handle, clean the rust off. Clean the blade until is a dull silver colour. Redo the grinding angle and get the tip square. Heat the tip about 1" from the end and let the heat travel o the tip. You are looking for a bright red even over the...

2 choices. Bin it. Simple. Or repair it. Warm it up and straighten it. Then made a split wooden handle and fit with 2 pack glue and rivets.

Looks like a book press. For compressing the leafs. Good bit of kit, I have used one for restoring veneers wood pictures.