vintage Tool Board

[urban]

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[454ragtop]

Spam city if you click on these pics.

 

[fartymarty]

Spam city if you click on these pics.

Yes and my virus scanner said it detected a threat from one of the popups.
I think this one shot pretty much captures all of it from what I could see.

 

[bill300d]

Yea mine detected 20 of them

 

[urban]

sorry about that. i uploaded the pics via abload. and posted here the links abload give me,
was that wrong ?
better i delet the pics.

 

[woody 73]

urban first off you did an outstanding job.

I so wish I could look closer at a few of your vintage tools, a few of them look very interesting to me but alas it is hard to look any closer.

Keep up the good work.

 

[urban]

hello Woody thank you
tomorrow i try to upload some Pictures again

 

[454ragtop]

Urban, best is to upload directly to the site. If you click on the "Go Advanced" button under the quick reply box, then click "Manage Attachments" it's pretty painless to do.

 

[Fretters]

That looks quite nice.

 

[urban]

here are some phptos

 

[woody 73]

Urban Hi,

Thank you for all the close up shots good job.

If it is not asking too much could you take down the two screwdrivers, of both the silver (nickel) running all the way down the sides and take more close-up pictures for me. If you see any makers marks or names on that screwdriver could you list it for me, I would like to learn more about who made those screwdrivers.

Thank you so much.

 

[Zrxrunner]

Awesome display! Just started collecting some of those style vintage tools, an was thinkin of how to do something like that. My shop is a renovated old barn from the 30's, so might just use existing walls n add some framing. If I get er done I'll try n post some pics.

 

[3baygarage]

That looks great! Love that the tools and wood are well matched. Thanks for adding closeups, I was going to ask who made the drive tools. Looks to be some very cool old Gedore.

 

[DuroChrome]

Cool! Thank you for sharing!

 

[urban]

Hello Woody73

There are no marks on the tools. Did you know who made this kind of screwdriver. I realy like them but do not now anything about them.

Greetings

 

[urban]

Photo

 

[454ragtop]

Hello Woody73

There are no marks on the tools. Did you know who made this kind of screwdriver. I realy like them but do not now anything about them.

Greetings

Urban, those are commonly known as a Perfect Handle screwdriver.

 

[urban]

Screwdriver small

 

[woody 73]

Yes perfect handle (but unless marked by that company it is a not an original) my guess it was German made.

 

[shanny19]

Very very cool!!! Just one opinion, but the barrel bung wrench in the bottom left corner is out of place, (it might not be as old as you think). In any event, great work, thanks for sharing, and stick around !!!