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Tool Talk => Collector's Forum => Topic started by: jcs0001 on November 01, 2016, 12:58:30 AM
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I attended our local "flea" market yesterday and found this:
(http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa327/jcs0001/IMG_0003_15.jpg)
and this:
(http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa327/jcs0001/IMG_0002_18.jpg)
Interestingly they came as one tool:
(http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa327/jcs0001/IMG_0001_19.jpg)
It's a combination 6 and 8 inch Crescent wrench. Should be handy.
John.
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Thats cool John,
I wonder which end you use as a hammer? :D
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Maybe one end is metric and the other is Imperial? :D
Great find!
Def
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Maybe one end is metric and the other is Imperial? :D
Great find!
Def
That sounds spot on to me :D
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Crescent/Crestoloy and Diamond Caulk made these up until the '60's. All are imperial sized. The wrenches come in 4 sizes, 4/6 inch, 6/8 inch, 8/10 inch and 10/12 inch. They are considered a novelty now. They are very collectable. Good to great examples are easily sold for top dollar. There are other double ended adjustable wrench examples, but not in this style/configuration.
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Great score!
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Yadda - thanks for the information. It is quite useful as I often grab an adjustable wrench that is a bit small.
David - Couldn't pass it up.
Def - it definitely says 6 -8 in. That would make it 15.24 - 20.32 - pretty confusing particularly for the non metric group :D
Sparky - not heavy enough for a hammer - my wife's rolling pin is much handier.
John.
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oooh, careful with that rolling pin! :duel:
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That's the first time I've seen one of those. Really cool!
Sent from my Galaxy S7 Edge.
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That's the first time I've seen one of those. Really cool!
Sent from my Galaxy S7 Edge.
I love that thing :o :like: :like: :like: :ahhh :ahhh :ahhh SO cool and now it makes me wonder why there aren't more of these around as they would be a very good thing to have ??? :D