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Proto Plvmb today.

NJ Marty

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Got this at an estate sale today. All I saw when I grabbed it was proto and was happy to see it was a Proto Plvmb when I got home.
 

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Smokeshow69

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Well done! That is a long pattern wrench as well so even a bit more rare that the standard length combo. You can tell by the L after the wrench number.
 
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NJ Marty

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Well done! That is a long pattern wrench as well so even a bit more rare that the standard length combo. You can tell by the L after the wrench number.

Thanks for pointing out its a long pattern, I didn't know. I was waiting for a guy to finish looking through a bunch of tools, he took almost everything but this he left behind and for 25 cents it was a no brainer.
 
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Marty: that's the only one i need to complete my set. how about i double your money. first Plvmb?? check out the show your Plomb plvmb thread so you can see the different ones if you are curious. nice find.
 

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Some how I forgot to mention that it also is a transitional wrench with both proto and plvmb stamped into it. It was made around 1948 give or take a few years... It is also referred to as a lawsuit wrench. You can read all about it on alloy artifacts.
 
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