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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

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15. I found something called a chasing hammer that's used in jewelry making and metalwork. Maybe?

Tue Jun 23, 2026, 03:56 PM

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My husband read my post and thinks it could be a coal pick hammer. I think he might be right.

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Need help identifying what to call this hammer [View all] KS Toronado Saturday OP

Looked up hammer identification in AI. cachukis Saturday #1

Body hammers never have a ball peen end. KS Toronado Saturday #8

Okay. Learning. cachukis Saturday #12

So am I KS Toronado Saturday #13

Have, as an antiquer, traded some, in tools. cachukis Saturday #14

A Warrington hammer perhaps? luv2fly Saturday #2

Those never have a ball peen end. KS Toronado Saturday #9

Ball Peen Hammer wyn borkins Saturday #3

Not a Ball Peen MichMan Saturday #4

This message was self-deleted by its author wyn borkins Saturday #6

Tack hammer Alice Kramden Saturday #5

Nope, there's nothing to drive tacks or nails with here KS Toronado Saturday #10

Perhaps a Punch Hammer or Pick Hammer MichMan Saturday #7

I thought it might be a blacksmith's punch hole starter KS Toronado Saturday #11