One more what is it

[Stoney]

I've had this several years,  I have an idea of what it is but I'm not sure.


This is one end of the head.


And this is the other end.

[Neals]

Maybe an upholsterer's hammer.

[Branson]

Can't see an upholstery use for this hammer.  I'm thinking it's a metal working hammer -- perhaps tinners, maybe auto body work, maybe for repouse work.

[jimwrench]

 I'M GUESSING COPPERSMITHS HAMMER.

[john k]

I had a cousin that was a rock hound, reminds me of the light weight hammer he carried.  Was for chipping out samples and light digging on interesting rocks.   Not for climbing, just pulling out rock samples.

[Aunt Phil]

Tinknocker's seam closer.

The one end has been modified someplace in the life of the hammer.

[Stoney]

If this helps these were supposed to have come out of the same shop.



Big head.


Little head.

[Branson]

Coppersmith or tinners hammers, then, is the likeliest.