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T5630A
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Yankee Screwdriver No. 30A Phillips Screwdriver Adapter
Have a Yankee Spiral Ratchet Screwdriver? Need a Philips head bit for it? This adapter is for standard Hex drive bits, giving you the ability to buy any type head or length head you wish (hex bits are found at any hardware store). This adaptor is made in the USA and comes in two shank sizes on the Yankee connecting end, this one is .280 (9/32") diameter for the Yankee 30A and some other models, like the Millers Falls 61A, as well. I also have a larger, and smaller size availiable at this site. On the hex end there is a coil spring the grasps the hex bit when it is inserted keeping it from falling out. (Don't use bits that are stepped down as they will become stuck in the adapter. Small notches are fine, like the ones shown in the pictures. You also get one hex drive Philips No. 2 bit with each adapter (the slot head is not included). A real nice addition to your bits for a Yankee screwdriver! <br>
Shipped in the contental U.S.A. is $3.00.
Condition: NEW
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T33878
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Morrill Saw Set Pliers APEX
This is a good, clean old saw set in very good working condition, designed for large hand saws mostly saws from the logging industry around the late 1800's period. It has the adjustable angle block for setting various degrees of tooth set on hand-saws, and the threaded adjustment for angle of set also. All in good working condition, strong spring, good threads, the plunger is in nice shape also. It's clearly marked "APEX" in cast lettering. It measures a little over 9 inches long, no rust, clean, some pitting noted, a few casting imperfections, none effecting use of various adjustments and moving parts. A good heavy duty antique user!
Circa: late 1800's
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: CHAS. MORRILL NEW YORK
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T34965
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Cobbler's Shoelast Shoe Last Stand w/ Anvils
This is a nice antique shoe last cobbler's shoe boot stand with TWO different size anvils that fit onto a taper tip end on the stand. The main stand frame is marked "NEWARK" in raised cast lettering. The anvils are marked with the letters "B" and "D" the "B" is the smallest. The 11" tall stand has cast areas for bolts or screws to be used to bolt it down to a work bench or table. The stand is in very good shape no damage or rust. The anvils will set on the taper fairly tightly with both. The anvils and stand are in very good shape with about 80% paint or Japanning intact, no rust or other damage.
Circa: early 1900's
Condition: Good++
Manufacturer: Newark
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T4781
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Armstrong Alligator Wrench No. 2
This is a good old alligator wrench from the early 1900's. It's made by Armstrong Bros. Tool Co. Chicago Il.. This wrench is 9" long and in good condition overall with very little wear on the jaws, and no rust.
Circa: 1910-30's
Condition: Good
Manufacturer: Armstrong Bros. Tool Co. Chicago IL.
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T5198
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Culter Cast Steel Flat Carving Chisel
This is a top quality 19th century carving chisel that is marked "T. CUTLER CAST STEEL". I've used this chisel since the pictures were taken, and before I used it I flat stoned the bottom surface, removing most of the light pitting near the cutting edge. It is sharp and ready to work. There is one 1/16" area that will have to be sharpened through after about 5 normal sharpenings in the future, due to a pitted area of that size. Otherwise a good chisel with a nice multi-surfaced hardwood handle (appears to be original), in good solid condition.
Circa: 19th century
Condition: Good
Manufacturer: T. CUTLER
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T5152
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L. Coes Monkey Wrench Early 12 inch
This is a good old 12" long monkey wrench marked "L. COES PAT'D MAY 4, 1869.". The handle is the 1 piece wood type in good condition with wear and a small dings, some hairline cracks in the wood, and chips from over-tightening, still solid and in one piece. The metal has some sign of pitting but not rusty now. Good jaw alignment, and straight beam. There jaw movement and screw is good also. No rust present, some pitting seen. A good early patented monkey wrench!
Circa: 1860'S
Condition: GOOD
Manufacturer: L. COES WRENCH CO. WORCESTER MASS. U.S.A.
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T5144
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P. S. & W. Monkey Wrench Adjustable 12 inch
This is a good old 12" long monkey wrench marked "P. S. & W CO. CLEVELAND OHIO U.S.A.". The handle is the 1 piece wood type in good condition with a tight hairline cracks in the wood, still solid and in one piece. The metal has some sign of light pitting but not rusty now. Good jaw alignment, and straight beam. There jaw movement and screw is good also. No rust present, some pitting seen.
Made by Peck, Stow, and Wilcox Co. in Cleve.
Circa: 1890's
Condition: Good
Manufacturer: Peck, Stow, & Wilcox Co.
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T5310
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Lufkin No. 8 Catalog Machinist Tools
This is a good older hard to find No. 8 Lufkin Tools Catalog. Issued by THE LUFKIN RULE CO. SAGINAW MICHIGAN U.S.A., printed in U.S.A., no date mentioned, known to be in the 1950's era. The catalog is soft bound, in good condition with some finger print smudges on pages, mostly on the first 10 or so. The binding is in good shape, note the stains on the back cover, front cover in nice shape. Nice maroon exterior. A great reference tool, with pictures and discriptions of each tool made by Lufkin in this time period. 157 pages + index.
Circa: 1950's
Condition: Good
Manufacturer: THE LUFKIN RULE CO. SAGINAW MICHIGAN U.S.A.
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T5993
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Frank Mossberg A-2 Bicycle Wrench
This is a nice clean bicycle wrench with the "A-2 M M MADE IN USA PAT'D NOV. 13 00 PAT'D MAR 11 02" marks on it. Although the Frank Mossberg Attleboro Mass. mark isn't on this one the A-2 brand, and the double M in diamonds, is The FRANK MOSSBERG CO. logo. This one is 5.5 long overall, and the jaws are 1/4" wide, thicker than the A-2 model . There is a few minor burrs on the jaws, not bad. The nickel plating is about 90% intact on this one, there is some minor pitting in one area mostly, on the opposite side of the company logo. Jaw adjustment and alignment works good. A nice shiny wrench, one of the nicest I've seen in this model!
Circa: 1902+
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: Frank Mossberg
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T6099
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Johnson Washer Cutter / Gasket Adjustable
This is a quality made washer cutter, for cutting round washers. It's marked "WM. JOHNSON NEWARK N.J." very clearly on the end that is made to fit your brace. It measure 3.5" wide closed, .75 is the smallest distance from centerline, 3.1" maximum from center. This is the nicest one of these cutters that I've seen by this maker. Very nice, very sharp, ready to use!
Circa: 1920's-40's
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: Johnson
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T5833
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Combination Implement Wrench 8.5 inch
This is a 8.5" implement combination wrench that is not marked by the maker. It's in good condition, not rusty, has pitting on it. The square boxed end is 1", the other opened end is 5/8, 5/8, & 3/4. Mininal wear to the wrench overall in good condition.
Condition: Used
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T5891
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Stanley Bricklayer's Hammer No. 431 1/2A
This is a very clean brick laying / mason's hammer. It is 8.0 wide x 11" long. This hammer is marked "STANLEY NO. 431 1/2A 24OZ." on one side. The hammer is in good condition overall, the handle is tight and strong, most likely the original. The chipping edge very good condition, the hammer end has one small chip off the edge. A nice clean used brick hammer, ready to use. <br>We have a nice selection of quality vintage and antique hammers for sale! Please take some time to look through our inventory!
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: Stanley
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T6151
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Farrier's Hammer 8 ounce
Offering vintage 8 ounce Ferrier hammer in good useable condition. It has very little wear on the claws, some small dings and rounding of the edges of the hammer end. The head is 3.8" wide, the handle is 8.5" long. It has a good solid tight fitting handle, appears to be about the same age as the hammer, has a hole drill in the end for hanging it up. A nice clean tool overall!
Circa: 1910's-40's
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: not marked
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T6279
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Brown & Sharpe Inside Caliper No. 832
This is a nice clean 6" long rare firm-joint inside calipers with integral spring fine adjustment. I believe this is a No. 832 listed in a 1924 catalog, but not numbered on the tool itself. It is marked "BROWN & SHARPE MFG. CO. PROVIDENCE U.S.A. TEMPERED". The caliper works perfectly, no damage noted, some darkening and very light pitting on about 20% of the steel. A nice machinist tool overall!
Circa: 1920's - 40's
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.
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T6564
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Rabone Arch Joint 2' Boxwood Rule No. 1377
This is a clean 2 foot 4 fold boxwood ruler with the quality arch joint feature. It's marked "WARRENTED BOXWOOD RABONE MADE IN ENGLAND NO. 1377". It's in good+ condition with little wear noted, 2 of the 3 brass alignment pins are in place, very little warping, even with the one pin missing, nice marking, no cracks, nice brass trimmings. A well preserved, quality made rule!
Circa: early 1900's
Condition: Good+
Manufacturer: Rabone
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