Description : This antique pair of solid steel tinner’s shears was designed for cutting sheet metal, flashing, and other thin-gauge materials used in roofing, tinwork, and general metal fabrication. The handles are marked “Solid Steel” and “Drop Forged,” indicating durable one-piece forged construction typical of early industrial hand tools. The shears retain a dark aged patina with visible wear consistent with decades of workshop use, making them suitable for collectors of vintage tools, industrial décor, or continued light-duty shop work. Era Early to Mid-20th Century Style Industrial Utility Tool Technique Drop-Forged Steel Construction with Riveted Pivot Joint Tools Used Forging hammers, drop-forging dies, heat-treatment equipment, grinding wheels, polishing tools, riveting equipment History Tinner’s shears were essential tools for metalworkers, roofers, and tinsmiths before the widespread use of powered cutting equipment. Their forged steel construction allowed them to withstand heavy shop use while maintaining cutting performance. Manufacturer / Maker Maker: Unknown Measurements 12 ⅛" W x 4 ⅛" T x 1 ¼" D Suggested Weight 1.5 lb Suggested Shipping Package Dimension 15" x 7" x 3" Item Number : P16958 Category : Handtools Brand : Unknown
