1936 Bonney-Gray Catalog

[twertsy]

Folks,
I just posted my latest catalog, a 1936 Bonney-Gray, which I believe is the earliest one known? Enjoy and feel free to copy pics, turn into pdf, or whatever.

Link to 1936 Bonney-Gray Catalog

 

[3baygarage]

Excellent post, thanks for sharing. There are some really unique old wrenches in there that I haven't seen. The four socket rim wrench on page 25, I never knew that existed in Gray. It's two flip sockets on a double ended speeder. I forgot for a second that this is a Canadian catalog but I wonder if there is an American (Bonney) version of that out there.

Also, page 13 shows a male x male 3/8"-1/2" adapter. I was trying to find out who made the one I have, so could have been them.

That catalog's a cool old treasure.

 

[mkat1951]

Thanks for sharing. Would love to have some of those old specialty tools.

 

[twertsy]

I put a 38 Gray Bonney link in the Bonney affliction thread as well. About 6-10 more will be posted in the next couple days

 

[woody 73]

Twertsy thanks again for doing this.

 

[Mopar-Scooby-Doo]

Thank you for the catalog
I didn't do a search yet so it might be out there. Why don't we have a thread to post all the catalogs we come across? Just an idea

 

[Lookin4'67Galaxieconv]

Very nice, Twertsy.

 

[neilreeveszz]

Thanks for posting the catalogue. Once I noticed that my Herbrand No. 2412 was the same shape and dimensions as the Gray No. 4567 I realized that I'm now ready to start flat-ratin 1934 Chrysler Knuckle Support Yoke Nuts! Bring 'em on!

 

[Private Lugnutz]

You da man, Twerts.