Created on 2024-11-17

This image depicts a long, slender object that appears to be a tool of some kind. The object has a dark brown wooden handle or body with a straight, uniform grain, suggesting that it is made of hardwood. At one end of the handle, there's a metal part with a brass or gold-colored finish, which forms a cap or coupling. Extending from this metal component is a thinner, cylindrical, metallic rod or shank that is darker, possibly due to oxidation or heat treatment. The opposite end of the wooden handle has a hole drilled through it transversely, which likely serves a functional purpose related to the tool's use. The background is a flat, neutral gray, highlighting the tool itself and bringing focus to its details and textures. The exact use of the tool is not evident from the image alone and might require specific historical or technical knowledge to identify.

Created on 2024-11-17

The image appears to show a woodworking tool, possibly a chisel or similar tool. It has a long, cylindrical metal shaft or blade with a slightly tapered end. The metal shaft is mounted in a wooden handle, which has a dark, natural wood grain appearance. There is a small hole visible near the end of the wooden handle, likely for attaching the tool or for other functional purposes. The overall design and construction suggest this is a utilitarian tool used for woodworking or a similar manual craft.