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Thanks fellas, All it took was a 5/8" wrench and a moderate whackk with a mallet. That was it! The "tines" on the bolt have pretty much flattened after all this time, diminishing the effectiveness of the spring effect. Probably this is commonplace. I'll try springing them back a bit. The...

Picked one up at flea market yesterday. Seems like she'll clean up fine enough except I can't remove the blade. The bolt feels like it has fused to the internal female thread and just keeps spinning and spinning. I just applied a dose of blaster and plan to check in the AM. Something tells me it...

Just picked this one up for a coupla' bucks! Whatcha' think?

Hi fellas, I've never seen a pair of these and I'm just wondering whether anybody knows the concept behind the cutter design on this pair of Bokers? What's their function? Thanks guys!

Wondering whether anybody knows where I can find an exploded/schematic drawing of these drivers. A drawing which sequentially lists all the parts and their proper names. Thanks

It is a Remline by Remington Metal Products.

Holy ****! Am I glad I found this place! Thanks for those pics JoCo and Lugnutz, let that be a lesson to ya'! Thanks guys. Thanks alot!

JoCoSawdust thanks, I appreciate your taking the time. Might I ask your sources? Could you pass along a link if available online? Maybe it is high. I'm not sure yet. The model I'm offering differed from all the rest plus, the key is present. We'll see...60 views w/ 8 watchers for what that's...

=Craftsman= Round Top I have an old Craftsman I'd like to know more about. Looks like a mail box actually, with a round top and tray. Has one of the old logos. Not sure how old it is...I'd like to know. And of it's proper name if possible.

I'm starting to wonder whether the beveled contour lines were a personal modification to those pliers of mine. Any thoughts or opinions?

Thank you Dave. That makes sense. Appreciate it.

Yes, I suppose I could except, I'm not set up for that really. Plus, I'd probably screw them up! Maybe I'll try selling them on ebay. Not sure yet. I actually picked up some other interesting tools that day at the flea market too.

Fellas, you know what I like the most is the looks of them, primarily. Their function almost seems irrelevant!! Lol To me, it's a wonderful example of artistry and engineering in the form of a pair of pliers. Thank you all for your interest, comments and soforth.

Thanks MattVette89, I see what you're saying about the 1000-10's. I do believe they are Crescents. Mainly on account of the handles. Still, it sure would be nice to actually see an identical pair. A pair with those very same beautiful, elegant and reptile-like contour lines as on mine. They're...

Thanks a million for such kind attention fellas. I've attached several more pics of one side and then the other. This is confounding! I can't find an identical pair anywhere. I've searched google, ebay and AA with keywords like, "button pliers, transitional pliers, combination pliers...nothing...

Alright, I'll give it a shot. Thanks Pal.

Dsltrk, Thank you. I tend to agree after visiting http://www.alloy-artifacts.com It was there, I found patent # D47-389 dated 5/25/15 which describes a gripping pattern referred to as "Checkerdot" invented by Karl Peterson and assigned to; you guessed it, Crescent Tool. Still, there was no...

Hi Fellas, Picked these up at flea market. I think they're so freakin' cool looking! Trouble is...no identifiers marked! Was hoping for some help with these. Why would these be manufactured with no bragging rights?! I just don't get it! Thanks

I meant to add, I do not know which trade, hobbyist or craft the tool was intended for as I've never seen such a thing. Thanks fellas

Hey fellas, Recently picked this up a a flea market for less than a buck. I'm wondering whether you all could help with a proper identification. The only identifier on the tool is "CREST". The tap size is 10/24