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r_olson_06
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Definitely some of those. I listed some of the larger ones the other day.I'm always looking for some nice pebble combos to replace the worn ones in my collection.
Definitely some of those. I listed some of the larger ones the other day.I'm always looking for some nice pebble combos to replace the worn ones in my collection.
Is that a part of George Robin's collection. He was in Oregon when he passed away, but someone in Northern California bought his collection.
Yes. These are part of Georges collection from the Northern California collector. I did have some Georges original collection from Jim and Marsha who sold it off including a 9/16" drive set.Is that a part of George Robin's collection. He was in Oregon when he passed away, but someone in Northern California bought his collection.
Rob had an unbelievable collection. He met me in Bend, OR one time and showed me notebooks full of pictures of what he had.Yes. These are part of Georges collection from the Northern California collector. I did have some Georges original collection from Jim and Marsha who sold it off including a 9/16" drive set.
Yes. Talking with several Plomb collectors he truly lived for it. Didn't he make it to 102?Rob had an unbelievable collection. He met me in Bend, OR one time and showed me notebooks full of pictures of what he had.
I don't know, but it could be. I first got to know him when he lived in Louisiana. When his wife passed he moved to Oregon. There he remarried. I think he was in his mid-90's when I met him in Bend in 2010, but I'm not positive..Yes. Talking with several Plomb collectors he truly lived for it. Didn't he make it to 102?
Very cool!Here's a picture of him in '03 in Louisiana.
Nice!
For sure. We are digging through the pails hoping to find some more rare ones. I don't remember seeing any WF water pump wrenches when we loaded which would be nice.You've been busy getting your listings up Roy! When I saw that WF-134 listed I had to recheck my wish list, but I already have it! I'll keep watching.
Man, you've got that down to a science!