Ironmongery for comment

[Battara]

The dagger is from the Athabaskan tribe from the USA and Canada. It looks like it is made of steel instead of copper.

The hand wrap might be a replacement, or original to this if it is a later example. In any case the wrap is not traditional as far as I know.

[Ian]

Machinist is correct. The pliers are a common tool used by shoemakers. They are combination tools, with a hammer and pliers, and sometimes one of the handles has a "bent fork" at the end to aid in manipulating the leather pieces.

A quick search on eBay produced a number of inexpensive examples similar to yours. This style of tool has been around for hundreds of years although I think your example may be late 19th or early 20th C--but its hard to say.

Your lot seems to be a collection of unrelated ironware, but I like the dagger a lot.

Ian

[fernando]

Originally Posted by Ian

Machinist is correct. The pliers are a common tool used by shoemakers.... This style of tool has been around for hundreds of years although I think your example may be late 19th or early 20th C--but its hard to say...

I remember being a kid, standing by and watch my next door shoemaker using it with full skill .