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Old Barcalo wrenches
- Thread starter rider9195
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maddawg308
Banned
Good save - are there any numbers on the sides of the wrenches, besides the sizes? They would be the part numbers. Might be able to better identify their date of mfr., use, value, etc.
Gort the giant robot
Well-known member
Go to Alloy Artifacts website for history on your tools and many others.
Gort.
Gort.
woody 73
Well-known member
Back in the day they were bought out by a furniture company that made the Barcalounger chair. Some GJ members love them and from what I am told it is fun to put together a collection of their tools. Not long ago I found some of their wrenches but I don't collect them, (too many names,not enough money and now out of room an old story!).
Gort, thanks for the site. I found a lot of information on this company.
Mike, the numbers on the wrench pictured are the only markings on it. But I did find out that they made this certain design, Convex Open End Wrench, from 1938-1945.
Mike, the numbers on the wrench pictured are the only markings on it. But I did find out that they made this certain design, Convex Open End Wrench, from 1938-1945.
bobemmerich
Well-known member
That's a nice old set. They show up at flea markets all the time, but I haven't seen a set so complete. As I see it, they are still good to use....