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Got these from the local pawn shop today for 2 dollars..:)

No evidence of the Pexto logo, which if I read right was first used in 1914. I wouldn't think these date before that, but maybe someone here would know for sure. :dunno:

Don't seem to have seen much use and they operate smoothly.
 

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Back in the day, P. S. & W. was a huge industrial arts shop supplier, including sheet metal equipment and tools, and I believe layout items like compass, dividers, etc. Nice fine.. I'll have to dig around and see if I have any in my shop to share...
 
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Dennis Leigh Henry said:
Back in the day, P. S. & W. was a huge industrial arts shop supplier, including sheet metal equipment and tools, and I believe layout items like compass, dividers, etc. Nice fine.. I'll have to dig around and see if I have any in my shop to share...
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Thanks. Looking at the style of the font, it just doesn't seem they can't predate 1914. Maybe they didn't always use the Pexto logo depending on who they were marketing too.
 
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