Tool Talk
Classic Auto and Motorcycle Tools => Classic Auto and Motorcycle Tools => Topic started by: oldgoaly on October 23, 2014, 02:43:01 PM
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Has Ford script on it, looks like Model T era, could it have been from the H.F School? Some thing to look thru the books over winter.
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Nice!!
Might be from a Ford dealer's tools
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No nothing special but I`ll take it just to be a good bloke :grin:
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Ya, as long as you're just melting it down for scrap anyhow....
;P
Auto dealers dented up their cars too...(ha!)
I can see ford supplying dealer marked body tools,
but this one is novel so far...
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I don't think it would be a dealer item, there would have been a bunch of them... My Heller expert buddy has passed away so I'm searching for answers.
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Looks like one more tool for wish list....
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The "oldgolay" didn't say where he is from, but around these parts , Detroit / Dearborn tools show up fairly frequently with the Ford script. The pix is of a combination square blade with the Ford script. The imprint does not appear to have been stamped (blade is hard) but rather etched or perhaps stamped before heat treat. I looked thru the Ford trade School "Shop Theory" book , all the illustrations of the tools shown all show the manufacturers logo, if any logo shows at all.
Joe B
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Joe,
I'm in Stiles-Herman, Medart, Barrett country aka St.Louis area. HF trade school is what it may have come from? I have a few of the books from there, need to do some homework on what makes a complete set of books.
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oldgoaly, this info might be helpful in your research.... from a little pamphlet on the history of the HF TS.
The book that I have is "Shop Theory" soft cover, copyright 1934 revised 1941 , the book is 7/8 inch thick (pages are not consecutively numbered)
Joe B
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Better send that one my way, it can relax in with a bunch of other old timers about the same age it is. Would be just perfect for me and the hammer! LOL :cheesy:
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UB,
just took out 1/2 the windows in my shop to make more Wall space!
So I will have just the perfect place to hang it!
Thank you for the kind offer!
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Drat the luck!