I saw a little display the other day. In was in a place called Ye Olde Log Cabin
in Olcott New York, in the town of Newfane.  They had a small group of
woodworking tools. Some were mislabeled, and I gave them the correct names. They
seemed interested in owner made tools more than manufactured tools.

I was left with the impression that they could use a couple of additions. I plan
to donate a molding plane: not usable, but intact enough for use as a display. I
wanted to find a froe (doesn't need to be intact) ideally along with a worn
striking club. Finally, I wanted to find a wooden spoke shave (brass inserts
nice but not necessary) and again, it does not need to be functional.

I would be willing to pay shipping along with a modest acquisition cost. In
part, that's why I'm looking for tools that are not functional.

Let me know if you have anything unused in the corner of your shop, 

Gary Katsanis
Albion New York, USA

PS - It would be nice to go out there with a froe and club, along with a shaving
horse and draw knife, and maybe a single-sided hatchet and make some shavings!
Maybe I can get there in the fall.