Tools For Working Wood Patches

In the middle ages knights had long flowing banners with their crests which they carried into battle and then hung from the rafters of their manors.
In New York City we have no room for horses, and our armor has been replaced with a jacket or knapsack. However the concept of a banner is not dead.
We currently have two designs available. All of our embroidered patches are made in the United States

The first design is of the logo we have used almost since the start of the company in 1999. The silhouette of the plane is of an improved mitre plane from the mid 19th century, a tool we have never sold although we have one in our tool collection.

The second patch – which is more of a statement of woodworking than our brand is of “Graham” our itinerant joiner carrying his tools. The image was originally created for our saw etch. You can read more about it by following the link to Joel’s blog that explains how the logo was designed.

Tally-Ho!

Made in the USA.