Show your oiler cans

[2oolhound]

My department has been shut down over covid a couple of times now so I get shifted to other departments. I'm working 10hr shifts too so from when I leave for work and then get back 12 hrs is gone. I've looked at this thread but have been afraid to start corresponding because I'm a real slow typer.

This current meter kit was on display in an office in another department I was working in. If I ever get back there I'll see if there are any other maker's marks on it.

 

[brockmub]

Those were the ones my family lets me display. I have a section in the utility room where I can put some of the rest of them up. Several of them are Eagle, one is stamped John Deere, the large one is a Golden Rod. I'll post more later. r

The shiny one is a Spezial Pressol from Germany, one of my favorites.

 

[2oolhound]

roverbo from Denmark and Monte from Germany have posted their Spezial Pressol oilers on pg1. There may be others but no time to look further now. I agree they are really nice ones. You sure have a good bunch of them. The John Deere must have some guys salivating.

 

[d42jeep]

Since I so rarely venture out of the Vintage Tool Discussion, I see that my last post was quite a while back. I moved quite a few tools into my basement to put them on display. Here are the non Jeep correct oilers that are currently on the shelf.
-Don

 

[d42jeep]

A few cans of oil in the basement.
-Don

 

[d42jeep]

More catch up.
-Don
Huffman oil measure




WW2 correct Eagle oilers
Powr-Kraft oiler
Craftsman heritage oiler
Remington touch oiler
Gem oiler in my Jeep

 

[d42jeep]

Here is a series of pictures of a WW2 correct Gem oiler.
-Don
I found this Swingspout at a Tahoe yard sale last month.
Here it is beside the one I’ve had for a while.

 

[Loga_3]

Here's my newly acquired one. A NOS Bahco.


Swiss made.

 

[Hardtail66]

Thought I'd show my cans any information greatly received especially on the pair of eagle cans

 

[Hardtail66]

 

[captain14]

Craftsman oiler I found today in a used building supply near me.
Part number 5582 stamped on the bottom. Looks like it has been out the weather some. Some corrosion and pitmarks on the top, handle and bottom. I’ll post this is the vintage tools section also.

Craftsman oiler item # 5562

Craftsman oiler I found today in a used building supply near me. Part number 5582 stamped on the bottom. Looks like it has been out the weather some. Some corrosion and pitmarks on the top, handle and bottom. I have cross posted this in the “ show you oilers can thread” also.

www.garagejournal.com

 

[RTM]

That much corrosion on the top edge is not unusual for something unused indoors for long periods of time in my corner of the world.

 

[Orangina]

Hello everyone,

a small 150ml (5.3 fl oz) dual valve "1 Spezial PS PESSOL" old version with soldered tin, brass, but without plastic from around the 60s
(Pressol founded 1914 by Jakob Preßl = Pressl, Germany, the P&S sign stood for Pressl & sons, still exists today)






and something I guess from the 70s to 80s with German and English description backside
"Öl Kerl twist" (oil guy twist) 150ml (5.3 fl oz) with closable (screwable) tip made of brass and plastic:



hope to get more vintage ones soon... while searching for HAZET 2160 and 2160 oil cans...

regards, Rolf

 

[Hughmongus]

This is my oiler mounted over my tool box. The plews mount keeps it from getting banged around Or misplaced.

 

[FMC1959]

Thought I'd show my cans any information greatly received especially on the pair of eagle cans

That is quite a nice collection (eclectic) of oilers you have there Hardtail66. All of the recent posts from various members have some nice oilers to show.

 

[Orangina]

Hello again everyone,

old around 200ml (6.7 fl oz) one valve oil can with in-script "Triumph S 92" and at the bottom "D.R.P." (German: Deutsches Reichs-Patent, used 1877 - 1945) manufactured from die-cast (reservoir and lever) and brass. I couldn't find anything about the manufacturer or the product... but at classifieds also an old vise of them.




regards,

 

[Orangina]

and another older small 150ml (5.3 fl oz) "1 Spezial PS PESSOL" with soldered tin, brass, without plastic from around the 50s
(Pressol founded 1914 by Jakob Preßl = Pressl, Germany, the P&S sign stood for Pressl & sons, still exists today)
This design was used since 1914 to 1950s. The pump cannot be reached and is still firmly soldered in. But still works perfectly.
The tip is screwed on, but not for locking. The filler neck on the side has an internal screw cap.





regards,

 

[Orangina]

and another older small 150ml (5.3 fl oz) "PESSOLIT" "1010/1" with plastic bottle and screw cap, brass from around the mid 1960s to end 1990s.
(Pressol founded 1914 by Jakob Preßl = Pressl, Germany). Found this as NOS.
These small 150ml ones used also by HAZET as # 2160.





regards,

 

[middleofnowhere1]

I thought I had an excessive number of cans, but I see from this conversation that I'm way out done. Most of them are on shelves in the window over my workbench, and some are out in the barn. The small triangular one I bought from France. So many shapes and sizes.

 

[middleofnowhere1]

Sorry. I forget to add my name.

Jim

 

[craftsman creep]

This is the one that me and my dad use

 

[four.cycle]

"I thought I had an excessive number of <insert name of any garage-oriented object here>..."

That disturbing fantasy can easily be dispelled with a quick visit to the appropriate GarageJournal.com page, where you can find irrefutable evidence of your simply not having enough.

 

[Mike S.]

This is the one that I use most often in the garage.

 

[middleofnowhere1]

This is the one that I use most often in the garage.

Nice!

 

[antman213]

Anyone know who or where this oiler was made?
It looks much like an Eagle 66 but with a different mechanism. Looking over the other photos in this thread I don't see anything similar.
Unfortunately it is unbranded

 

[four.cycle]

edit see below

 

[Outlawmws]

Antman - Post those drill indexes in the Drill indice thread! the bow tie one is cool!

 

[brockmub]

I've made quite a few additions to my Oiler collection, displaying them is starting to be a problem. Here are some handy oilers as well as some oilers in their natural habitat.

 

[Outlawmws]

Hmm, I don't remember if I did any of my packaged oils can...

Some I have on display handy:

 

[four.cycle]

re: antman's pump-oiler (post #305) - it was haunting me today so I had to look. it is NOT Steelcraft. something about that "Michelen-ish" shape seems familiar......

 

[Vwpower]

here’s mine. I don’t use the craftsman.

 

[craftsman creep]

Here is the one me and my dad use.

 

[NJ Marty]

This mornings $2 estate sale find. I have never seen a cast iron
oiler before and glad I grabbed it.

 

[brockmub]

Picked up a few more oilers today, surprisingly only 2 duplicates that I already had. The Eagle 33 I have but not with the bendy spout. The Maytag is in surprisingly good shape. Every time I pick up those small thumb oilers, I think there have to be more duplicates but they end up being subtly different. There are probably 50-60 thumb oilers in the collection and only about 10 are doubles.

 

[d42jeep]

I found a decent WW2 Jeep and GMTK correct 4” Gem oiler with the correct 4” spout at an estate sale last Saturday. It had a bit of discoloration but no dents.
Here it is with it’s brothers.
-Don

 

[d42jeep]

Found this one today at the early bird flea market.

EDIT: In going through this thread form the beginning, I see that 2oolhound has a friend with a version of these that actually says, MADE IN ENGLAND, with no reference to a Continental Arms Company of New York. Link to his post here. Mine says, vaguely, and perhaps purposefully vaguely, ENGLAND, not MADE IN ENGLAND, but I am now guessing that it was indeed made in England and imported by Continental Arms Company of New York.

I’ve seen a few of these In reading through the thread but I found my own at a family estate sale this morning. I wasted no time cleaning it up and adding it to the others.
-Don

 

[craftsman creep]

I have shown one in here before but my grandpa. Has these little ones

 

[Outlawmws]

Don, that can is smaller than I thought!

CC your gramp's has good taste.

 

[PatY]

 

[GQSnake]

I just picked up a Golden Rod at a block sale today. I took it apart and cleaned it up a bit. Left to right a Craftsman, old Golden rod, new Golden Rods for the last two. Great collections!