Recent content by Jnmario

Is that supposed to be some sort of insult? I don't base my self esteem on my experience as a tool collector. That is enough for me. Take care all.

Some wrenches

Nice. Thanks Don I appreciate it.

" L Cord" haha hilarious. I just realized this an fixed it. Autocorrect I swear! The L. Coes is still very legible and I typed it as such not realizing my phone switched Coes to Cord.

It looks like it says "013". I included a pic of an old Proto pipe wrench as well.

Thanks

nice collection!

I would imagine so. I think they are cool as hell. Bought a bench grinder today and these came with it. The seller is in her 70's and these wrenches were her grandfather's. Pretty cool to hear the history on them.

All 3 are functioning perfectly still. Not sure of the age on 2 of them but the 1 is from 1900. 118 years and still working perfect, I'll take that anyday.

I don't base my interests on what everybody cares about. I like them. I don't care if you don't. What exactly is your point? Your 2 cents isn't needed. (Well 4 cents now). This isn't rocket science here. If you dont like a thread don't click on it. I don't even have time to look at half the...

Yes! Worded beautifully! Thank you.

Is it? Cool. Thank you for giving me YOUR opinion. I wouldn't even click on a thread about something I don't like. Much less read the description AND comment on it. That's me though. I posted this for the people that like old pipe wrenches to see and appreciate. But thanks though. Have a great...

The bigger wood handled one I assume? That's cool though.

Picked up 3 old pipe wrenches and an older bench grinder today. One of which is a mystery to me. The one in the 1st pics. The only markings I see are "255" just under the lower jaw. The smaller one is a Walworth 10, and the last is a L. Coes and is stamped May 15, 1900. Disregard the vise. It...