Antique Village Blacksmith Garden Dibble – Hand-Forged Planting Tool – c.1900–19

Antique Village Blacksmith Garden Dibble – Hand-Forged Planting Tool – c.1900–1930 ~ Condition: Antique with aged patina; natural oxidation on iron; weathered but sturdy hardwood handle; stamped branding remains clear ~ Material: Forged iron spike • Hardwood handle ~ Color: Weathered brown wood • Dark aged metal ~ Measurements: Approx. 9.5" long × 5" wide ~ Weight: Solid antique hand tool; moderate weight ~ Overview: This early 20th-century garden dibble was crafted by Village Blacksmith of Oshkosh, Wisconsin—a respected American toolmaker active from the late 1800s through mid-1900s. Dating to c.1900–1930, this dibble features their signature branded handle and a hand-forged iron spike designed for creating planting holes for seeds, bulbs, and small starts. The curved wooden grip, tapered iron point, and honest patina highlight its history and craftsmanship. A wonderful display or functional piece for collectors of antique tools, rustic farmhouse décor, or early American homestead implements. ~ Bin: 16 ~ 5 Star Seller | Sustainable Business | Smoke Free Environment ~ Bundle and Save 10% + combined shipping discounts ~ Ships quickly from South-Central Pennsylvania ~ Orders $100+ ship FREE; standard Poshmark shipping applies below that ~ Reasonable offers always considered — lowballs may be ignored or countered. ~ Thank You For Shopping Souls Pleasure! Your purchase supports our woman-owned small business. ~ Questions? Leave a comment below.