What have I got here (WHIGH)?

[Mark Kuzee]

Picked up a crate marked STANLEY and found a bunch of stuff in it including a uncarved fiddle back and a stanley 72 marking gauge with sticky thumbscrews.

What are the paddle shaped items and the other items in pics?

Thanks
mark

[Jim Crammond]

Mark,

The paddle shaped items look like patterns for casting lever caps to me.

Jim

[Wayne Morley]

The first photo looks like a tool used by a draftsman to sharpen the lead in a mechanical pencil.

[Dan Andrews]

The third item looks like it might score a line arround a dowl, or perhaps a chair spindle so the hollow augar won't leave torn fibers at the shoulder of the turning. The first thing I thought of was its similarity to a modern plastic plumbing cutter.

[Dave Ring]

The cutting tool looks like an unusually robust can opener.

[Mark Kuzee]

I found a name on the "can opener"
Snell & Atherton.

The tool is called an edge knife. Possibly used to work leather.

That thing is scarey lookin'

mark

[Tom Vanzant]

The wedge-shaped pieces could be paddles used to spread lead or bondo in auto body-work.