To my knowledge, there's one company making cut nails for woodworking[0] in the US. The pricing might be somewhat distorted by the fact that they're a specialty

To my knowledge, there's one company making cut nails for woodworking[0] in the US. The pricing might be somewhat distorted by the fact that they're a specialty item rather than the commodity that wire nails are. Blacksmith forged nails are still available (if you know a blacksmith, not at your local hardware store). They're likewise a specialty item. Incidentally, the surname Naylor was once an occupational surname for a person who made nails. [0] AIUI, masonry nails are more likely to be cut nails, but they're hardened, so they aren't really interchangeable for woodworking.