Downeast Maine Boat Builders Antique Handmade Angle Measure tin train platform I don’t know anything about

I don’t know anything about this carving

the shortest 4 1/8" long

but I think it would really fun to host a party and serve daisy-shaped ice cream treats

This old wooden chalkline tool just struck me as really beautiful

The wheat sheaf was certainly a common motif for butter molds

Downeast Maine Boat Builders Antique Handmade Angle Measure tin train platform I don’t know anything aboutOf course found in Maine, and I know pulled out of an old boat builder's shop in Ellsworth, near Bar Harbor. I know little about the art of boat building, but sure do love a handmade tool, and clearly this was used for marking angles, I presume in a similar way to a bevel gauge. I love it as an object, with to my eye great beauty to all those graphite drawn lines, and I especially love the the knot in the wood on the left edge toward the bottom,