A set of seven Japanese tatakinomi (striking chisels) stored in a custom wooden box, bearing the marks of three Japanese tool makers: Kiichiro (喜一郎), Mokuba (木馬), and Toshikuni (利國). Tatakinomi are heavy-duty Japanese bench chisels designed to be struck with a wooden mallet. Each features a laminated steel construction (ni-mai awase), combining a hard cutting-steel edge with a softer iron body for durability and ease of resharpening. The blades show the characteristic hollow-ground back (ura-suki) typical of traditionally made Japanese chisels. The set comprises seven chisels with blade widths ranging approximately from 18 mm to 48 mm, covering a practical range for general woodworking: - Approx. 48 mm - Approx. 42 mm - Approx. 40 mm - Approx. 30 mm (×2) - Approx. 24 mm - Approx. 18 mm Each chisel retains its original wooden handle fitted with a traditional iron hoop (tetsurinkomi) at the striking end. Handles are intact overall, with minor wear to the end caps and light surface cracking on the handles of the approx. 42 mm and 18 mm chisels, consistent with age and use. The blades display natural surface oxidation and patina developed through use and storage. Minor rust spots are visible on several blades; these are typically removable with light sharpening and oiling. The hollow-ground back (ura-suki) remains functional on all pieces. The set is stored in a fitted custom wooden storage box (25 × 20 × 3 cm) that holds all seven chisels securely in place. Makers: - Kiichiro (喜一郎) — Japanese chisel maker - Mokuba (木馬) — Japanese laminated construction tool maker - Toshikuni (利國) — Japanese hand tool maker [Shipping] This item will be securely packed and dispatched with tracking and insurance. Delivery to Europe typically takes 3–4 weeks. [AI Disclosure] The description of this item was written with the assistance of AI tools and has been reviewed and verified by the seller for accuracy.