Hi All, Tool archaeology continues with a new find. Not sure of how popular or not Barcalo tools were/are but I found a pair of pliers and was wondering if anyone has seen similar. Odd part of these are that the handles do not have any grip stampings and appear to be untouched by additional detail. Not sure how common this is, but references show most of these with a cross hatch design. Wondering if this was a short cut taken during the war year production. Thoughts?
Barcalo Pliers
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RTM
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Huge thread over on the vintage side.
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Barcalo Buffalo Tools
I have this 1-1/8" and 1-1/16" DBE wrench made by Barcalo Buffalo. I bought it from a museum a few years ago. It has definitely seen a bit of use. I'm curious as to how common these are and any other info anybody might know about the brand, so if anybody has any knowledge to share about these...
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Sorry, totally missed vintage forum. Can this be moved?Huge thread over on the vintage side.
Barcalo Buffalo Tools
I have this 1-1/8" and 1-1/16" DBE wrench made by Barcalo Buffalo. I bought it from a museum a few years ago. It has definitely seen a bit of use. I'm curious as to how common these are and any other info anybody might know about the brand, so if anybody has any knowledge to share about these...
four.cycle
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No... just post your photos over there > Barcalo-Buffalo thread
keep this link handy at all times
and this one
keep this link handy at all times
and this one
Beerhippie
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I think the site is glitching again, as I just ran into the same problem.