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Private Lugnutz
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The DOE wrenches in pictures 5 thru 7 are 1940's or older, all alloy steel with a natural steel finish. A few of them look like 20's Check-Nut wrenches.
What is the size of the Vlchek engineers' wrench in picture 6? The one with the "42" forged-in die number? How is the face on the other end (in shadow) and the faces on the flip side marked? Also, what are the markings on the 2 wrenches upright in your little holders?
What is the size of the Vlchek engineers' wrench in picture 6? The one with the "42" forged-in die number? How is the face on the other end (in shadow) and the faces on the flip side marked? Also, what are the markings on the 2 wrenches upright in your little holders?
Flatintoone
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Sears sold viscosimeters??? Looking at the label, I guess it's for paint?
adamsredlines
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Man I want an anvil-vise. Sooooooo cool!
JASTECH
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Better lighting/pics on non book background would help. The barbell wrench is like the one I have. But I don't have any info on it either.
DOE a deer? The vichek is 9/16*5/8. The other wrench is 1*1 1/8 on the back of the 1 1/8 is a CF?