Recent content by daddyopoppy

Excellent thanks for your help.

I saw this sheath at an estate sale and I like the odd stuff so I picked it up. It had an electrician type knife in it but I don’t know if that’s the true purpose.

We’re doing some remodeling and found this postcard from the local Full O Pep feed dealer sent in 1946.

I have had this wrench for quite awhile it was pretty rusty, finally put it in evaporust but it still had quite a bit of buildup so I sanded it some. She’s a big un.

Definitely handy tools.

Another oddball or at least from my perspective. I didn’t see any markings.

Pretty standard diamond brand crate hammer.

I had posted this in another thread but was asked to post here as well. This hammer as well as a few other interesting tools was given to me by my wife’s uncle when we were helping him clean out his house and move to an apartment. I like the oddballs especially hammers.

I had to go out and get another picture of the reverse side. I had one on my phone before but must’ve erased it. I didn’t see anything on the head. At some point the claws were broken and welded back on. This hammer came from my wife’s uncle. I will check into the BHM area.

This is my favorite crate/utility hammer. Very few examples that I’ve seen.

Looks like that’s the one C. E. Bonner. Thank you very much.

My good buddy knows of my hammer “fetish”. He hooked me up with what I assume is a crate hammer of some sort. The name is only partially visible, Ceeo?er maybe then mfg co. I do like the oddballs but then it’s more difficult to figure them out.

Ok thank you I will check that out for sure. Then I just have to find/make time for it.

I think I want to paint this box like the really old black crinkle looking paint. Does anyone have a good source for paint like that?

We got back from our trip today. Got a chance to get a picture next to a ruler. Still didn’t see any markings. Again very little signs of wear.