Antique Sheffield Steel Skate Key Clamp Wrench Cast Iron Pocket Pry Bar Tool

An authentic antique pocket utility tool stamped with a prominent, raised "SHEFFIELD" place-mark, originating from England and likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. This beautifully forged tool measures approximately 6.5 inches long and features a dual-purpose design. One end boasts a contoured, ergonomic handle with an oval hole designed to fit over a skate peg or adjustment stud, while the working end tapers into a flattened wedge tip used for adjusting clamp-style ice skate hardware, prying open small wooden boxes, or general workshop leveraging.

With its deep, hand-finished look, this versatile item appeals across multiple collecting categories, making a superb addition to collections of antique winter sports memorabilia, early English hardware, or rustic industrial decor.

Condition:
Very good antique condition. The steel/cast iron features a gorgeous, naturally aged oil-blackened patina with minor surface pitting, faint scuffs, and finish wear consistent with honest historical use. The stamped "SHEFFIELD" lettering remains incredibly sharp and highly legible. The tool is structurally solid with no cracks or repairs. Sold as-is.

Dimensions (Approx.):
7″ L × 1.25″ W × 0.75″ H

Measurements are approximate. For listings with multiple items, dimensions reflect the largest piece in the set. Please message me if you need additional measurements.