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Offline skipskip

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Mephisto, short for Mephistopheles, a  Faustian Devil, pliers,  I haven't seen this style before.

AMAY 164 by skipskip, on Flickr

My wife said , no serious crimes and no jail, but didnt mention no HOE's


AMAY 160 by skipskip, on Flickr

Vulcan , Roman god of fire,  10 inch crescent.
one side says Vulcan MFG co Winona Minn, other side says
10" NR in a circle LARGRIP and what could be an international Harvester logo


AMAY 167 by skipskip, on Flickr

And a cute little cardboard  sales card with ignition wrenches on it.


AMAY 159 by skipskip, on Flickr


and a tool, new to this urban boy, but well known to the rest of you

AMAY 117 by skipskip, on Flickr


more pics of other tools from  the auction here:

https://secure.flickr.com/photos/skipskip/sets/72157644596322702


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Offline HeelSpur

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Those dehorning clippers are just way to cool.
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Offline Plyerman

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That rack and pinion arrangement on the dehorning tool is awesome indeed, but I really like those Mephisto pliers. The way the handles are oriented seems like it would make them fit your hand like a pistol grip.
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Offline turnnut

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the largrip tool logo looks like it could be HTM.

H       TOOL MFG. ?????????

Offline Chillylulu

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Cool pliers. 

Didn't know about dehorning until a couple of months ago.

Funny the stuff you learn on Papaws wrench, huh?


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(NR) Appears on a cast farm wrench (Moline Drill *), and on small cast coal shovels.
One of the shovels also says "N. M. C. Co, Chicago"

Identifying the latter might identify the former, given they start with the same letter..

The only thing I can find for NMC is an index entry for "door fastenings"

So far, it looks like a casters/foundry mark...

(-M.C - Malleable Casting???)

*Wrenching News;York Auction #273
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.