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Montgomery & Co., 105-107 Fulton St. - 62 Ann St., New York, New York Wholesale hardware and tool distributor offering both "Fulton" and "Eclipse" private-label branded products. (Not to be confused with the Fulton brand that Sears, Roebuck & Co. was selling, or the "Eclipse" levels from Baker...

Chas. E. Miller, 97-99-101-103 Reade St. & 121 Chambers St., New York, New York * Not to be confused with: Charles Miller of Syracuse, New York, makers of sockets and ratchets, which can discussed here and here. The Chas. E. Miller Co. was primarily an importer and a distributor of both U.S...

"Fulton" was a private-label brand of hand tools and a predecessor to Sears' "Craftsman" line of hand tools. Not to be confused with: Fulton Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin - manufacturers of the "Copper Head" four-way rim wrench Fulton Drop Forge Co., Fulton Canal, Ohio - manufacturers of the...

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"Made in the United States of America" NOT "Made in U.S.A." (or other variants thereof) Only those brands or manufacturers who marked their items "Made in the United States of America" all spelled out * The omission of "the" is acceptable! * I'll start with this Delta Power Tool Division...

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Sunday, Mar 9 2025 09:10 PDT: Brian, Please help spread the word -- this from Joel Havens: "3/9/2024 Both Datamp (the patent site) and Vintage Machinery websites are down due to a server failure. The server needs to be replaced, and it might take a few days to physically replace the server and...

Cushman / Cushman Co. / Cushman Auto Tool Co., 602 So. Neil St., Champaign, IL / ca. 1917-1922 (?) incl. 1917 went into receivership 1922 / "Craftsman" tools / Mr. George Cushman was already in the business of making hand tools when an announcement in a trade journal was published on November...

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I've run multiple searches and I'm not having a lot of luck here. All I get for search results are 4-inch cut-off discs like one would use for an angle grinder. This is for an antique bench grinder. FOUR inch diameter. ONE inch thick. Shaft is 3/8" diameter, but I can most likely find a bushing...

Need a 1/2" hex drive "ell" handle to complete a Keystone set. O.A.L. 8-1/8" "Ell" is only 1-3/8" in height. Detent ball on "ell" end. Like THIS:

An early automotive timing light posted earlier today by GJ member @cowades206 sent me down a rabbit hole searching for the 1953 patent he cited (which I did not find, btw.) Interestingly, Niagara Searchlight Co. Inc. appears to have been an early industry leader in this genre of "hand tool"...

got it. thanks! As it turns out, the source of the on-going problem with the Ranger is the little pluggie widget that plugs into the back of the distributor. The heat in the engine compartment has been baking it for 30 years, and it doesn't stay securely plugged in to the distributor, causing...

maybe I'll try again later. out of time. 04/30/24 13:07 PDT

I am not finding any threads on this site for "Keysco" GJ member @Monte just posted his new Keysco "Knocker Sr." in the "new tools" thread it's not on my LIST - so I go look it up and find it on the manufacturer's website on sale for $98.90 - which looks like a way better price than I see on...

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I need a garage door opener. Like this one, with the little row of rocker switches. It's an OLD Craftsman garage door opener. House was built in 1970, so I have to assume this dates from that period. Yes, it's been glued back together a number of times - unfortunately 12 years of ballet lessons...