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Looking for a WW tool 01516. It is a cylindrical handle 10" long with a 15/16 socket. Also a WW tool 1104 which I believe is a socket of U/K size to me on a cylindrical shaft with I believe to be a sliding breaker bar on top Need both of these tools to complete a set of tools for a 1924...

G'Day, I have a 1925 Chevrolet sedan that belonged to my Grandfather, and has been in the Family since 1927. It is a Canadian built car. I have an owner's manual for a 1924 Chevrolet, and the manual is from the General Motors Canada plant in Oshawa Ontario. These cars have many duplicate...

Over about the past 12 years, I have been able to collect 14 of the 16 tools. I am currently missing #391 which I would describe as a bar with a socket on each end.......1/2" & 5/8". The 391 will be on the handle. Additionally, I am missing #1104. Not sure from the diagram, but it...

G'Day again, As previously discussed in this thread, the HOLLOWELL CABINETS name is somewhat obscure and apparently originated in Toronto Ontario Canada about 1936 at 59 Harvie Avenue. I have recently come across an auction post from a couple years ago in the Toronto area, where a HOLLOW...

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The search continues...........Joe..........

Thanks for everyones feedback. "Hallowell" is a different company for sure. As I indicated earlier, the Toronto street directory from the 1936 to 1942 lists the address at 56 Harvie, and the directories back then listed the occupants by name and business, trade or career. Hollowell is listed by...

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Just for interest sake, by accessing online Toronto Ontario street directories, I believe I have dated the box to 1936 - 1942. Still can't find any other reference.

G'Day, I have just acquired a Hollowell Machinist Cabinet. It is in decent condition, but I don't know if everything is original to the case as it was obviously well used. I've GOOGLED the name on the cabinet crest "HOLLOWELL CABINETS, 59 Harvie Ave. Toronto Canada". I cannot find any...

That is way more information than I actually thought would be available. I was hoping for just an era and got so much more. I'm always impressed by the depth of study that members of this forum have taken upon themselves for the benefit of so many others ! Thanks very much FIERLJEPPEN. I'm...

Thanks DAGNY, RTM & FMC1959 for your responses. It appears the N0. 5 was available in an 1879 catalogue, so I'm going to assume that model No. 5 was likely built for a number of years and in all likelihood was finished by 1900. At your suggestion FMC1959, I may try to lure out FIERLJEPPEN to...

G'Day All, This Charles Parker vise has been in our Family since early 1960. I believe it came from one of the steel mills or factories in Hamilton Ontario. It was likely retired when we received it on our farm, and is obviously well used if not over used. Would just like to date it. Have...

Good Evening, I'm here in Ontaarrriaarioo Canada and I'm looking for some solutions to assist in keeping the heat in my garage. I have decent insulated garage man doors and the 25 X 26 space is insulated. However even though the large garage fold up door is insulated, it is so large that...

G'Day, I know the GJ has had posts for the "Walker 740" mechanical floor jack in the past. Just about to disassemble mine and before I get too aggressive, would like to know how the "caps" come off the front wheels. Do they pop off or are they threaded. Thanks for...