Roberts210
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Glad to help out Jabberwoki. The P&C boards look a lot better on your wall than they did sitting on top of my upside down boat.
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jabberwoki
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Smoke...Swap me out for p&c no problem.
Robert, Thanks again.
Robert, Thanks again.
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jabberwoki
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four.cycle
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^ we're on it. thank you. 
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mritchie77
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P&C 1428 body hammer in one of the toolbox finds I bought recently. Never found any body hammers and then I found 3 in the last two weeks. I'll end up selling this one but can finally say I found a Plombpire hammer!
Outlawmws
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Picked up these 1241 water-pump pliers yesterday:
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Old Radar
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Nice!!
The one on the left is a Master Buick bell housing wrench ca. 1931. One end is 3/4" and the other 5/8. The other i believe is a 1930 Buick "Block" bolt wrench. It's 5/8" so it's the same size and shape as the Chevy starter wrench but the Buick wrench has a longer handle.
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d42jeep
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Here are the P&C tools I found at this morning’s tool sale.
-Don
-Don
mjdarg
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Scored these P&C 100 wrenches at the flea market on Saturday. 5/8” and 11/16” combo wrenches. After I found 2 I kept digging through the pile of wrenches but didn’t find anymore. 
In the early 30's P&C sourced their DOE's from other manufacturers , apparently while they retooled their factory to bring their own flat shank wrenches up to the quality level of their round shank specialty socket and box end wrenches. I think I've posted the smaller one of these before, obviously a Vlchek W series type wrench. . I recently found this larger one where you can still see the "forged by Vlchek" underneath the the "drop forged". I probably should lay these out and take a pic with the P&C open ends made before and after these but I'm just too lazy right now.
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3baygarage
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A short handle 1/2” drive 6220 breaker. 10” long. 1930’s.
May be more common for you PNW guys.
May be more common for you PNW guys.
Maybe "more common" than SW Florida, but seriously not common at all.A short handle 1/2” drive 6220 breaker. 10” long. 1930’s.
May be more common for you PNW guys.
Private Lugnutz
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The early pre-Eagle "Outside Head" fork.
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Cornwell style. (⌐■_■)
3baygarage
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Part of the reason I also like their older tools, most of them I’ve never come across. That, and they made a lot of interesting pieces.
I did a search before posting and it took me to your your Milwaukee example
Funny how breaker bars have gone full circle.
Boogerman
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Went to an incredible hoarder cleanout tool sale north Idaho this weekend; left literally many tons of stuff there; but threw a few P&C things into my buckets of Proto as I went; as I had grabbed a P&C box at the beginning. I posted them in classifieds; just picked them up to pass on at a good price as I don't have interest in them; but knew some here would.
Edit: Classified got deleted for posting more than one item, so go in with asian tool discards for recycling. Only reason got them was to pass them on here to someone who collects. The adjustable will go on ebay, it's easy ship.
Edit: Classified got deleted for posting more than one item, so go in with asian tool discards for recycling. Only reason got them was to pass them on here to someone who collects. The adjustable will go on ebay, it's easy ship.
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I’m always looking for the ignition wrenches to fill up my tool board.
Nice haul!
What is this supposed to mean?
Outlawmws
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Not clear that was the case: they may have missed your price? (it was there however)
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Boogerman
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No deep meaning. Bought to pass along to enthusiasts here. Ad got deleted, so they went in scrap iron bucket instead except for adjustable which easy to ship so sell on ebay. I buy many tool lots and routinely sort this way.
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jabberwoki
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I need ignition wrenches for my
p&c tool board as well.
What sizes do you have and what size is that big dbl ring spanner?
p&c tool board as well.
What sizes do you have and what size is that big dbl ring spanner?
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I'd find a way to keep them! It hurts hearing that good tools are going to the scrap heap. I've never looked at the classified ads - probably shouldn't. I found an early 3/8 Ell handle in my oil changing bucket the other day. I don't remember putting it there but it's in my P&C section now. I'd love to increase the size of that section, but I rarely see any in central Oregon.
Jim
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outofbounds
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Nice Array Mr X. Tripped over this early 3209 just today. Appears to pre-date any trademark.
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I've found that P&C marked the ball pein hammers this way fairly often. Even larger ones that have plenty to room on the cheeks to put markings. Once you know where to look, you find more P&C's!A 2oz ball Pien. Looks just like a Paschall version, so after the Plomb acquisition I assume, and no use of the registration mark, so prior to 1954 I would think. Can anyone help me narrow it down?
3baygarage
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This wrench struck me as unusual and interesting. The old logo is the only marking on it. I looked through the available catalogs and didn’t see it.
1-1/8” open end, 3/8” female square end.
Early 3/8” drive specialty wrench or torque adapter? Square end for something else? Hoping someone can identify through different catalogs.
1-1/8” open end, 3/8” female square end.
Early 3/8” drive specialty wrench or torque adapter? Square end for something else? Hoping someone can identify through different catalogs.
It looks to be one of those propane/ gas tank wrenches that were attached with a chain. Look up "skelgas wrench".This wrench struck me as unusual and interesting. The old logo is the only marking on it. I looked through the available catalogs and didn’t see it.
1-1/8” open end, 3/8” female square end.
Early 3/8” drive specialty wrench or torque adapter? Square end for something else? Hoping someone can identify through different catalogs.
3baygarage
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Thanks. It looks pretty close. Possible chain hole too. Hmmm…
Outlawmws
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Might be a torque adapter as well. I have several similar.
d42jeep
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I’m not sure which of the two tools pictured are you referring to?
-Don
Snap-on 9/32“ drive spinner
Plomb speeder, breaker and flex speeder.
-Don
Snap-on 9/32“ drive spinner
Plomb speeder, breaker and flex speeder.