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A Bullard no. 0 “automatic” wrench, patented October 27, 1903. The company went out of business in 1909. It also manufactured a no. 1...

So as of yesterday I joined the Carll club.

Trying to fill holes in socket sets is along the same line as trying to fill an inside straight at a poker table with five other...

2X3 card with a grid for your wallet. I carried one for years when I first started putting together a "complete" set of sockets...

I was stationed at HT -8 Ellyson Field Pensacola Fl. 1967-69 just before I got out a E6 who was retiring at the same gifted this 1/4...

I tend to agree!

thank you. I cannot help but think there was some connection - at some point - between Thorsen/Giller and National Hand Tools of Dallas...

I have seen mention of "Giller Tool Supply Company" as early as 1952 (in a public contract's document). An obscure 1959 article...

Hi Lugz, I think it is fair to say that Giller was the "Military Arm" of Hydrometals after they purchased it; both before and after the...

Here are my Giller ignition wrenches. Unfortunately mine didn’t come in a roll. -Don

I have very few Giller items. My blue box is all Giller 1/4” drive tools and my red box is a mix of Giller, Action and Thorsen tools...

I have some Giller sets, which I posted on the Thorsen thread. As for the Sticky, I hit a character limit. It won't let me make any...

^ Mostly guesswork and putting 2 + 2 together and "process of elimination" stuff, combined with a healthy dose of Occam's Razor. No...

^ as far as anyone has been able to determine, all of Giller's product was made to fill government/military contracts. as far as I've...

say it ain't so! :lol: