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In 1967 our Army issued airframe repair tool box contained a 3/8 drive reversable spinner. It was so smooth. Always assumed there was some sort of a sprag in the mechanism. Don't remember makers name, just that it had a red plastic type handle. I think I had a couple of them when I got out of...

It looks like a beauticians wig holder. The ones I have seen were a lot newer,made from plastic and had a clamp to fasten to a table top or bench. The tapered pin held a bald Mannequin head to fit the wig on and could be rotated and adjusted to suit. In your pictures I can't see if there is...

I think on the t-handled tool you should be searching Buckeye Oil Equipment, Dayton Ohio. Back in the 50's thru the 80's I use to help install underground gasoline and diesel tanks for farmers and usually used what was called a flush fill box on those tanks. As Lugz said that tool was used on...

On an online auction was bidding on a nice S-K Wayne tool box and a couple of other boxes and a few tools I really didn't pay any attention to in the pictures but got a nice surprise when I went to pick it up after I won the bid. P&C Tool co. no. 1921 24 inch aluminum level.

Fence stretcher. Go to craigslist Dayton Ohio farm &garden search Fence Stretcher for the ad and better pictures. Gary

One nite this last week I came up with a pretty nice small wrench set that I didn't realize I had and then a really small aluminum handled screwdriver. I thought then I needed to look up the tiny tool thread as I hadn't seen it in awhile. The thread made it back to page one and I went tonite to...

Chain winches for a fence stretcher.

I would say the Elkay driver that is pictured has a straight bladed driver with the centering sleeve instead of a 5/16 nutdriver. It was made to be used on the later self-******* stainless steel sinks. They were made with a small u track attached to the sink instead of the hudee ring. Made...

I got this 3/4 cornwell ratchet a year or so ago and after looking at your herbrand I thought the head looked similar so went out to the shop tonite and took a look. Looks very much the same. I have never used mine but according to AA it is a gearless and I believe I've read that it is not able...

It looks like a tool made to install a kitchen or bathroom sink that uses a hudee stainless ring or the newer style self ******* stainless steel sink. There is very little room to get around the sink to install the j-hooks which have a 5/16 head screw in them to hold the sink in place. Some of...

That was my first impression of this Artisan adjustable, Asian, but it is made in USA. I got it in a box lot at an auction that had something in it that I wanted. I had just finished reading the 82 pages of Vintage S-K Tools and just was wondering if S-K or Lectrolite made more than the...

I came acrossed this Artisan 12" adjustable and I'm wondering if it has any connection to S-K Lectrolite like the Artisan ratchets? I did a bit of searching but didn't come up with any manufacturer for Artisan adjustables. There are some similarities. I'm assuming Lectrolite made there own...

Don, I've looked at your set several times and it always seems your box appears to be wider than mine. My box is 17" x 3 1/2" x 1 3/4" deep. Is it just my eyes playing tricks on me? Harry (Gary)

I recently came across a nutdriver of sorts. No makers name just a part or model #. The nut driver is 7/16 and the hex is 1/8. I'm assuming it is made to adjust something with a locking nut. Any ideas on use or application?

I've got a question on a 1/4 inch set I just uncovered as I was doing a bit of sorting. I do remember getting it several years ago but would have been hard pressed to have found it if I was looking for it. It is part S-K and Plomb. I guess my question is what box is it. I would think it is a...

Don that didn't go quite as planned I might have a couple of duplicates but so be it. I had trouble taking the pictures as the catalog had been wrapped around the breaker bar for perhaps the better part of 50 years and wouldn't lay flat to take a picture so I put it under a piece of glass so got...

Don, here goes, we'll see if I can get these pictures of my S-K Lectrolite hand tool catalog no. MC361. I've got a shot of the socket set looking down also.

Don I'll get some pictures out of the box for you. As for the 1961 brochure what is the best way to photograph it? I could probly scan it but I would be challenged to get it from scanner to this site.