Check out pages 266 and 268 for these tools in the book: "Collector's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution" by George Neumann & Frank J. Kravic; 1975 by Rebel
Publishing, Texarkana. My copy is soft bound, but hard bound issues may exist. As the title suggests, the pieces shown likely date to the late 1700s, but that should not be an impediment to your needs. Things changed a bit slower in those days and the style would have been close if not the same, by the 1830s. Hope this helps some.
Dick