Peck Stowe and Wilcox

[four.cycle]

The warning from four.cycle,

I was hoping that it didn't come across as a "warning" - I was just trying to make a "friendly suggestion". I'm not one of the moderators here - I'm just another member.
I don't want to see a new member banned, especially one from out of country, and more especially one from a country from which we have no membership.
The more diverse the input here, the more value to future readers.
BK

 

[d42jeep]

This Pexto expansive bit missing the blades was in an auger bit set I found at an estate sale yesterday. I added a blade I had around so that it could be useable. I’ve never seen one before with inch markings on the shaft.
-Don

 

[d42jeep]

I found a couple of different Pexto items today at two different estate sales.
Small monkey wrench marked PS&W.
-Don

 

[d42jeep]

The wire gauge came out of the evaporust looking much better.
-Don

 

[d42jeep]

Here is another small monkey wrench found yesterday. This one is marked Pexto. I cleaned it up slightly with a hand wire brush. The ORD stamping makes me think that it was in a military toolset.

As found.
Slightly cleaner.
Treated with fluid film and moved to the basement ready to join it’s friends.
-Don

 

[Stubby1743]

I noticed the name on this as I was sorting through a tin of old hole punches. This one is 1/4".

 

[d42jeep]

That’s a nice looking Worth marked screwdriver. I gathered these Worth branded tools for a photo today. I’m making some efforts to gather like brands together. I suppose that I should keep these with the Pexto tools.
-Don

I added to my Worth * branded tools today with these Lineman’s pliers found at a garage sale.
-Don

 

[Etchase]

A Pexto wood handle pipe wrench

 

[four.cycle]

Diamond and Pexto 12-inch adjustable wrench 05/12/26

The Pexto is a beast compared side-by-side with the Diamond (or the Crescent) - much heavier and thicker at the business end.