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Hmmm? I started thinking typewriter repair pliers, but haven't found them here either. https://munk.org/typecast/2016/09/06/typewriter-repair-tools-reference-1960-ames-catalog/ Jeez this is so frustrating!!

Anyone know the proper name for them?

It's 1/4" radius or a 1/2" round hole.

It's 7 " long x 13 oz. No markings whatsoever. I was looking for Bernards, Sargent or Schollhorn...nothing. I came across an old Bernards catalog, but it wasn't listed and so, here I am. Thank you fellas

Sounds good. Thank you fellas. You think it was designed for a specific trade?

Is it for measuring thickness? It's tapered and graduated in .005". The clip slides down the shaft. Thanks guys

Duplex and Union still around?

Waterloo made alotta' "other boxes", didn't they.

Wondering whether any of you fellas know who made this one. There are no indicators except on the lock. It reads: "KY63" Think it was a Craftsman? Thanks guys

Tire chains or something? A nibbler, staple puller?

Guys, How the hell does something like this happen?!! Take a look at the worm screw on this 18" Williams adjustable. What the hell happened? Any thoughts on a remedy because we know what these cost to replace? Do we know how to get in touch with Williams, maybe for parts? Thanks Guys

That's right. They are 5" too. I'll look into this. Thanks so much!

Hi fellas, Anybody have a clue what these are for? It looks like it reads "5392". Thanks guys

Thank you 3 Bay, that's all I needed! The jaws on the German pair are very similar to mine. Thanks fellas!

I saw a Utica catalog as well. As I said, unbranded. Thing is, the jaws don't seem like they were substantial enough for that sort of thing. I just don't know!

Morning Fellas, Flea market find and I had to have them whether I knew their purpose or not! I rooted around the old tool catalogs for ideas, still I'm unsure. You think they're for glass, sheetmetal, canvas, cloth, fur or what? Notice the vague jaw serrations and that they're unbranded at 6"...

That's interesting...hmmm.

...for these type wrenches when they thicken the working ends. Thank you fellas.

OK, I'll look it over again, maybe I missed it. As far as the masses, I guess I'll be counting on someone who knows a thing or two about a thing or two. Or maybe someone with a nostalgic approach. We'll see... Thanks Pal.

Well, I finished cleaning and reassembled it. I didn't see any stamp on the inside of the till to designate the date. Judging from the conversation so far, I'm inclined to believe it's likely from the mid 80's. It's missing 3 drawer retainer clips. I wonder whether they're still available...hmm...