A few old tools

[Neil]

Nice grip Ben, even nicer spanner  Thanks for posting the pics.

And thanks for the link Mike, another site for me to go waste the day reading through

Neil

[Benner]

They apparently did a 21" version of it.    That's gotta be damn heavy. 

[Vint]

Well, there is my old tools: prunner and pliers Boker, and bit brase Stanley with Cocobolo wood handle.





 

 

[Leatherman123]

Wow, I have the same EXACT drill in my garage!   

[J-sews]

Well, there is my old tools: prunner and pliers Boker, and bit brase Stanley with Cocobolo wood handle.

Those are great photos Vint!

Wow, those Boker shears are beautiful. Check out the brass springs! And that cogged jam nut! Fabulous!

[I'm Still Bison]

And to think,that kind of craftsmanship was meant to be,and was,used hard.Pics of these old tools take me back 40+ years,to a young boy looking over his grandfather's toolbox.

[american lockpicker]

I have some linemans pliers like that mine are eclipse branded.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Fine collection of tool's there Vint

[gafftapegreenia]

Those old Linesman's are glorious

[Vint]

OK, there is another one old tool - antique planer NELSON'S YORK.

[Poncho65]

Great pics man I really love old tools they tell so much just by looking at them Wonder how much more they could tell us if they could talk though I have mostly old bricklaying tools but I have a few carpentry tools as well and I love how well built they are It's a shame at some of the cheap junk they sell as high quality now especially when compared to some of the older versions of the same thing

[J-sews]

Any thoughts on how old that one might be Vint?

[Zed]

yep a old post but thought i might be able to bring it back to life 

ive got a few old tools, but ill start with this old stanley hand drill, i remember using stuff like this at school in woodwork, ive had this one for about a year, ill get some more tools up soon,