I have a number of old woodworking tools that I need to sell but am not sure of the best way of going about it. The tools were owned by my late grandfather and date from the late Victorian or early 1900s period. I want to get some cash for them but also want them to go to a 'good home'. Are there any specialist auctions for old tools or do I need to find a dealer? If anyone has any experience in selling tools of that age I would be grateful for some advice on the best way to proceed. Thanks.
Selling old woodworking tools.
- Thread starter Bishop123
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What's wrong with eBay?
Don't forget to include Safe System of Work for each too; wouldn't want to get into trouble if the buyer injured themselves 
Possible but the cost of P&P may weigh too heavily.
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Post up some photos Bishop you might get some interest on here.
Ebay probably best bet otherwise.
Ebay probably best bet otherwise.
Old planes with lots of brass on them are popular with interior designers.
Couriers are very cheap, you can send 10kg for less than £8. Royal mail is still £2.82 for up to 2kg
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Doggit
Or you can do buyer collects. If they want the items, then they'll pay the costs.
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