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I purchased this set in 1962. I did a google search and Beard made a large array of service tools including cylinder bore micrometers and expansion reamers.

Just wondering if anyone on this site has any idea if Alloy Artifacts is ever coming back to life. I have some things I would like to have them research from my New Britain Days.

This is (I believe) one of the best designs for spring hose clamp pliers. The anvils have large and small notches so any clamp from radiator hose to fuel hose can be serviced and the anvils rotate to allow access to a clamp at any angle. They are made by Herbrand and I bought my pair in 1962.

I rediscovered this tool box while cleaning behind my work bench. The lid is stamped " The Plomb Tool Co. Made in USA 9980" it is 22' long X 9" wide X 6 1/2 high". If anyone is interested please PM me. I prefer to trade,

I was asked a while back what the 1/32 size wrenches would fit. I finally was able to track down the information. In the old US Standard which was superseded by the American Standard sometime in the 1940s the sizes were as follows: 5/16" bolt and nut 19/32 across the flats 7/16" bolt and nut...