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Tool Talk => Collector's Forum => Topic started by: ausjulius on January 08, 2009, 05:01:06 PM
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here is some of my old multitools....
theyer all german made, but one , but i have some french ones also..
ive also, as well as some weird gadgets and tool like items that dont feature pliers .. most are from the 50s and 60s.. and all are carbon steel ..
one i have is new in the box and about 50 years old :P :D
ps...
oh the ugly black wrench thingy on the side is a loggerhead tool, badly made and not very useful, not recomend to buy i got ti for 15$ so no ears shed but it is junk. worse than rubbish made in china. the wrench head is however very strong, but next to useless.. because of the large head and no opening cant be used for much at all, knives were maybe in my experience in knife production, 38-40 rockwell :P and looked like they had been ground on a rely defective machine, but i will review this knife in another post and unvail all its horrid defects..
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and some more fotos ..
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There's some different tool there mate :), I've never seen most of those before :tu:
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I love these sorts of threads.
The quirky and obscure tools appeal to me. Afterall, how many Surge, Charge, SwissTool and SwissChamp threads can one read in a unit of time?
I'd love to read about some of these in their own respective threads. :tu:
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Those are neat. I've never seen tools like that either. Nice collection!
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Very nice!
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yes they are interesting things,
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WOW really interesting MTs :tu: some of them look kind of sinister to me, good sinister though (http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y57/panzerene/icon_twisted.gif) :D
How many tools that we donĀ“t know of yet...
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Aus you got some very interesting tools there mate :tu:. I wonder if Bob(J-sews) has any of those :D . Thanks for sharing .
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Very nice old collection there. I really dig seeing the older ones. How do you find the Fishermans friend for quality?
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:tu: I like the look of them very nice and very interesting :cheers: Thanks for sharing the pics :tu: :D
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Great collection ausjulius!! :tu:
Aren't those old fishing tools fascinating? I love looking at all the different variations. (15 or 20 different models!) It seems like the only common factor is that they were made in Solingen Germany.
This one is my favorite:
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v307/jooliesews/Bobbys/Icom.jpg)
It has a tape measure and a fish weight scale in one handle. :D
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::) I knew Bob had some sort of tool like that :D Nice pic Bob and I like that tool as well :tu:
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Very nice old collection there. I really dig seeing the older ones. How do you find the Fishermans friend for quality?
hi thanks , yeah some are very crude and others are surprisingly very good quality, the boxed unused one ive got is very foo and the finish nice and all machining very crisp,,, another of the same style is rough as pigs guts.. :D
yeah theyer neat tools though, ive got afew more of them floating about..
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Sweet! Those tools would be fun to have on display somewhere. Forget paying hundreds of dollars for a fake, Steampunk ray gun; those are honest to goodness, working props that look like they come from a mad scientist's lab. Very nice!