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This grab bag is comprised of seven new to lightly-used tools of random designs. It may include at least: 1 Impression Die, 1 Pancake Die and 1 Pattern Plate. STOCK IS LIMITED!

Design your own impression die! Made with special die-carving steel that is easy to carve. Use files, gravers, burs, or chasing tools to carve your own design in the negative.

We have a limited quantity of these Lindstrom pliers. The HS 8150, Long Precision Diagonal Cutters, Oval Head, Micro-Bevel, Precision Cut, ESD Handle, Alloy Steel. Reconditioned.

This die will be made using traditional 19th century methods. It was struck by heat in a drop hammer to create a perfect impression very quickly. This die will not be available in the future - we're only making one run of these in a limited number. The original hub is from Janvier Gruzon of Paris, France.

A realistic bouquet of violets with a ribbon tying them together at the bottom. This impression die was made in the late 1800's in Paris, France.

A swirling iris design from Parisian hub carvers in the late 1800s.

Design your own impression die! Made with special die-carving steel that is easy to carve. Use files, gravers, burs, or chasing tools to carve your own design in the negative.

Design your own impression die! Made with special die-carving steel that is easy to carve. Use files, gravers, burs, or chasing tools to carve your own design in the negative.

Pour molten silver into this mold to create a rough cone shape perfect for using with shot dies. *Note - Due to size of ingot, the impression will likely NOT be centered. We will press it as deep as we can, without breaking the integrity of the impression die.

This stamp-and-repeat pattern depicts a Green Man flanked by two gothic peacocks. It makes a repeating pattern perfect for bracelets, belts, decor for boxes and furniture, and more. From Paris, France.

This delicate evening ring comes from Eagle Tool.

We reached out to our customer base to see what these characters mean but there was little consensus. We think it may mean a blessing of happiness and long life.

This impression die from Eagle Tool can make bracelets and ring tops.

This large heart design depicts a woman wearing an approximation of the Maru-mage hairstyle, popular among Japanese married women during the Edo Period (1603-1868). She holds a fan to her chest and a parasol behind her, and she is flanked by a bamboo stalk and two butterflies.

We think this is an imitation of a Qianlong coin.

This impression die created the original statue of liberty souvenir pins from the time in which the USA was gifted the statue by France.

This impression die can make buttons, ring tops, earrings, and more! From the Rumart collection.

This fascinating design depicts a star-shaped ribbon with flowers. The ribbon is very realistic. From Rumart.

This filigree ring comes from Eagle Tool.

This earring design has endless potential. It can be made into earrings, pendants, and even spoon handles! If you want to get fancy, you can saw this design into its component parts to use! From Whiting & Davis.

This art deco ring has a small bezel delicately balanced on the top. From Eagle Tool.

This ring represents a Chinese folktale! It depicts a phoenix on the left and a dragon on the right, flanking a shining pearl. There are several iterations of the story to be found online and in libraries, but in summary, its a tale about a phoenix and a dragon who find a shining, magical pearl together and dedicate themselves to protecting it. In Chinese legend, the phoenix and the dragon are two of four guardian spirits, including the tortoise and the tiger, and are symbolic counterparts, often depicted as two sides of the same coin.

This Art Deco style ring is from Eagle Tool. It as five spaces for small stones.

This lonesome rose comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

A mandala of domed flowers.

This impression die makes a great bracelet component.

A reindeer

From Janvier Gruson, this design depicts a profile of a woman with a large flower, perhaps a cherry blossom, in the background. It is likely this is a French depiction of a geisha, but little information about the design exists.

From Paris, France.

A wheat signet ring. Use with low humpback former.

Use the loops on the ends of this impression die as jump rings, or set three small stones or pearls in them! You can even pair it with the large duchess earring.

A gothic drop for pendants and earrings. It also makes a dashing hair stick end.

This bedazzled floral drop is flashy enough to remind us of the more intricate Edwardian jewelry. Its perfect for pendants.

This torch originally made souvenir Statue of Liberty pins, and still can!

Made by Silveri

This ring depicts a dragon in the clouds curled around characters (potentially Japanese) and flanked by a phoenix and a butterfly. From Foster & Bailey in Providence, Rhode Island.