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I have one just like it, how much do they bring if I were to sell? Thanks Dennis

I don’t believe either of these guess’s are accurate. This is made by Osborne. Anyone else? Thanks

I need hel in identifying this C.S. Osborne Tool! Thanks, Dangie

Can someone help me identify this tool. It probably dates back to at least the 1940’s in my family. The only marking is E.M.R. Industries College Point N.Y

Thanks so much for your help!! Dangie

Good guess , thanks. Anyone else ever use this tool and know what it’s use is ? Thanks,

Can you or someone else help identify the tool on the attached photos? Thanks

Thank You!! Dangie

Can anyone identify the manufacturer of the socket in the attached photos? It jus shows SW Thanks, Dangie

Thank you very much😊😊 Dangie

It is about 6” long. With GREENLEE imbossed on the handle. The swivel part has threads and looks like it takes a 5/8” or 3/4” bolt. Thanks for your help!

Thanks for the guesses but they are so small, about 3/8” and all the same size. Seems like a lot of work to just melt?? Dangie

Thanks but I am familiar with the lead chinking tools and these are not it. Dangie

I have these 2 15” heavy steel gouge chisels but don’t know what there called or what there used for. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Dennis

Does anyone know what these Lead Pellets are for? Thanks Dangie

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Can someone tell me what a MAC tool S86 is used for? Photo attached. Thanks, Dangie

Sorry but I don't understand your comment? Dangie

Thanks Guys!!! Great job!! I can always depend on this group�� Dangie

Please help me identify this tool! Stamped on one side is: DURHAM SPECIALTY Co. RALEIGH. N.C. The other side is blank. It has 2 cutting wheels that slightly over lap and are about 1 3/4" in diameter It has a 2" base with 4 holes where you can screw it down. Thanks in advance for your help...