Belzer tools

[dal]

Good day. I have been going through my late father's tools, among them I found set of belzer tools. Any information on them would be appreciated.

 

[d42jeep]

You might check out this thread.

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=474814&highlight=Belzer

-Don

 

[dal]

Great. He also has a large set of Herbrand tools. I have already sold some Snap On he had and a large set of craftsman tools. Not sure if I'll keep the herbrand or the belzer.

 

[Shelbylex]

Welcome to the board!
Dal, it's Garage Journal! By convention you are supposed to keep both and buy multiple additional tools to your collection!

 

[dal]

Lol...I have two other tool boxes of tools that I've collected over a few decades...He had four sets himself.

 

[dal]

Because the Herbrand set is more complete. I'll be selling the Belzer. Ebay prices seem to be all over the place. What's the best way to price the belzer?

 

[AC Norton]

Looking to have a conversation about BELZER tools. I have a set of Combination wrenches Super-Block Vanadium Extra.
SAE 3/8" to 1-1/8" They are quite old, but in nice condition. I do not know what age they are exactly. I would like to post a photo, but I can not do on my computer. I can do on my phone, but I have not been on the GJ site yet on my phone. need to learn. I am 69 and have learned so many things throughout the years here on GJ. Can someone reply please to help me further? Thanks in advance, Andy Norton

 

[four.cycle]

Belzer / Belzer, Frankfurt, Germany / est. 1884, merged with Dowidat 1975, acquired by Bahco 1988 /

Belzer Tools at Progress Is Fine Blogspot

Stahlwille and Belzer thread GarageJournal.com

Belzer thread GarageJournal.com

Welcome to the site, Andy!

 

[The_Inspector]

A lot of second-hand Belzer tools for sale in my country at the moment, but unfortunately only English sizes

 

[jaceq]

I have returned from Vienna on Wednesday, this is what I found there for 5 EUR:

 

[tehutton]

New member reviving an old thread in the hope that one of you can shed some light on a wrench I acquired yesterday with several other more common (Craftsman, Gedore, unbranded). It is a Belzer No. 6 41/46 combination open end wrench that is about 15 inches long. Pics attached. Info appreciated.

 

[four.cycle]

^ looks pretty nice. just what you need for some serious work.

Belzer / Belzer, Frankfurt, Germany / est. 1884, merged with Dowidat 1975, acquired by Bahco 1988 / "Vanadium Extra" / https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=474814 / http://progress-is-fine.blogspot.com/2015/07/vanished-tool-makers-belzer.html / https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/belzer-tools.418673/ /

welcome to the site!