Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Yadda on February 12, 2022, 10:25:18 PM
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Today’s estate sale buys. Lots of NOS or almost NOS tools and some nice rust. Price per piece was around $2.50. 17 pounds. So many great items Craftsman, Stanley, Thorsen, Barcalo, diamond, Crescent, Penncraft, Mossberg, HD Smith and others.
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Nice haul. I don't spy the Thorsen involved unless it is the flex head ratchet.
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Nice haul. I don't spy the Thorsen involved unless it is the flex head ratchet.
Good eye! The flex head ratchet and the the 3/8 breaker bar are Thorsen.
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Good score! Is the long adjustable a Diamond?
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You lucky bugger, I;m drooling all over my laptop.
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Good score! Is the long adjustable a Diamond?
Another good eye, yes, It is a Diamond C718 , 18 inch wrench. I don't think it was ever used. More pics to come. :grin:
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Nice lot! I like the 18 Diamond and the small adjustables at bottom left. Would like to see close-ups. Also the adjustable under the 6" Diamalloy - is that a pipe wrench or a nut/bolt wrench?. And what make is the 4" adjustable? Good haul!
Al
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Nice lot! I like the 18 Diamond and the small adjustables at bottom left. Would like to see close-ups. Also the adjustable under the 6" Diamalloy - is that a pipe wrench or a nut/bolt wrench?. And what make is the 4" adjustable? Good haul!
Al
Hi AL,
The 6 incher under the Diamalloy is a Gellman Polly. It is a nut bolt adjustable. The two 4 inch adjustables are a 9913 Penncraft and 704 Proto.
Lots of pictures coming.
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Nice haul. Does the "Ford" wrench have the Ford script logo? Quiz>>> Do you know what the square lug on the end of the handle is used for?
Joe B
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Six inch pipe wrenches and a 6 1/2 inch HD Smith monkey wrench
In order, H. D. Smith perfect handle 6 1/2, Walworth Stillson metal pipe wrench, Walworth Stillson wood handle pipe wrench and Rigid pipe wrench
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Nice haul. Does the "Ford" wrench have the Ford script logo? Quiz>>> Do you know what the square lug on the end of the handle is used for?
Joe B
Yes it has a script Ford and some original paint. Not sure about the end, but someone smart will wander by and enlighten us before I can Google it. :grin:
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Two four inch adjustable wrenches. 704 Proto and 9913 Penncraft which was JC Penney’s tool brand.
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Six inch adjustable wrenches Diamond Calk Horseshoe Diamalloy, Gellman Polly, and Crescent Crestoloy
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Ford 9 1/2 Auto Wrench. Script Ford logo. The M is I believe for Moore Drop Forge the manufacturer. The extension from the bottom is for the oil drain plug.
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Diamond Horseshoe C718, 18 inch smooth jaw adjustable wrench. Per Alloy Artifacts the “No Hammering” warning indicates a manufacture date around 1983 or later. No marks on the jaws. Probably never used.
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Nice group to add to the collection. If you are interested in re-homing the Penncraft 4 inch I would pony up for it.
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Those hacksaw blade holders look way better than the plastic [insert negative word here] I've seen before.
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Nice group to add to the collection. If you are interested in re-homing the Penncraft 4 inch I would pony up for it.
I'm happy with it for now, but 'll keep that in mind. Any idea who made it?
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Those hacksaw blade holders look way better than the plastic [insert negative word here] I've seen before.
Two Stanley and an Identical Craftsman. There were several plastic ones too. I'll post some pics
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Pistol grip keyhole saws. I don’t need them, but I like the shape. Boys and their guns? Probably Millers Falls, Corsair by Great Neck and Stanley Handyman H1275.
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Two Stanley and one Craftsman mini hacksaws. Aluminum frame. 10 inch blades fit perfectly.