P&C Tool Board (1948 I think?)

[SoCalSwimmerDude]

Hey Everyone. Just joined up to share these with you and see if they have value to anyone here or elsewhere? If they're not worth a ton of money, I'd rather give them to someone who finds personal value and use from them.

Are they worth $$? I've seen some vintage tool boards go for 100-350 on ebay?

Backstory: These have been hanging in my garage since I moved in to my house in 2012. The original owner of the house (built in 1945) was a WWII Navy Officer and a very good craftsman based on all of the cabinets, work benches, etc we have. I still use the unmoveable workbench he likely built 70+ yrs ago. Anyhow, I'm building a bit of a man cave in my garage and it was time for these to come down. They dont have any associated tools. I was about to throw them away but decided to google and found this website and also https://www.pnctools.com/pc-catalogs/. I THINK its the same boards as found on page 20 of the No. 48 P&C catalog. If so, then the boards are circa 1948?

I've already reached out to the guy that runs pnctools.com to try and nail down what/when they're from.

Any responses or info are appreciated. Thanks.

 

[MR.X]

The prices on that 1/2” drive board on the right seems to match the 48 price sheet. You’re located in SoCal or?

 

[SoCalSwimmerDude]

The prices on that 1/2” drive board on the right seems to match the 48 price sheet. You’re located in SoCal or?

Yes. San Diego. Are these in any sort of demand? Just don’t want to go through the trouble of selling or giving away if not.

 

[The Cobbler]

calling member @don long . he may be interested perhaps

 

[don long]

Thanks Cobbler I'll PM So Cal

 

[Mike'smeatshop]

Don might even have all the tools for it. Great find.