About Us

About OLD TOOL MART

We offer for sale a constantly changing variety of usable and collectable tools, all typically used in traditional woodworking trades such as :-

Joinery - Coach making - Shipwright - Cabinetmaker - Carpenter - Wheelwright

Pattern maker- Cooper (barrel maker) - Coffin maker - Woodturning

Clog making - Wood Carving

Who are we?

Old Tool Mart is located near Grantham, Lincolnshire, in England.

We have been buying and selling vintage and collectable woodworking tools for over 50 years, originally for our own use in furniture making, restoration, and joinery of all types.

Most tools are offered in clean usable condition and we try to give an honest description of each item.

Some tools are available, that are in need of a 'spruce up', since we don't have the time, or space to renovate and clean all the tools that we buy in. Any such tools wiil be indicated in their sales descriptions.

The stock is constantly changing, so if you are searching for a special item, please contact us it may be in stock, but not yet reached the online listings.

If we do not have it, we will do our best to find it for you, from our wide network of collectors and dealer colleagues.

We want to buy your old woodworking tools!

We are always interested in buying old, or antique woodworking tools.

Do you have a tool, or tools that you no longer use, or gathering dust in the shed or the attic, and would like to sell, then please let us know.

Please include photos and a brief description , where possible, along with your approximate location.

This will help to give us a flavour of what you have, and the potential value.

If you have an idea of how much you want for it (or them), great.

If not, we will be glad to make an offer on all tools that are of interest to us.

We are always willing to pay a fair price for good tools.

Don't let time pass you by. The clock is ticking!

We’ll get back to you as quickly as we can.

You can call me, message me, or send me an email, NOW!

We hope that you enjoy looking at this site, it is a constant task to keep listing new stock items on here, but this is done frequently. So it is always good to keep checking back for new listings.

Also, please keep an eye on the blog page, for interesting information pertaining to tool makers, the history of tools, and all sorts of related 'tool matters' hopefully of interest to see?

Regards, Robert