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Miscellaneous Tools
This is the page for the miscellaneous
tools that don't fit anywhere else. I started out trying to group them
by type, but like my workshop it ended up as one big jumble.
Zig-Zag Rules
(Top M31) Evans 72" #FR1 Patent Pending, unique in that its plastic, not wood. $4.00
(Middle M32) Lufkin 72" #626 Red End. Plumbers scale (45 degree scale) on back side. $4.00
(Bottom M33) It's bigger and brighter than usual, minty fresh because its METRIC. 2-Meter made in Germany, beechwood. $4.00
Combo Tools
(Top M26) Unmarked 9" it has a hammerhead, axehead, two nail pullers and a red handle. $4.00
(Bottom M27) "Box Terrier" 9" with hammer and prybar. bit. $4.00
Yankee Style Screwdrivers/Drills
(Top M28) Stanlee Yankee handyman #233H, with 3 drill bits and 2 regular screwdriver bits. $4.00
(Middle M29) Stanlee Yankee handyman #233H with a phillips bit. $4.00
(Bottom M30) Marked "Germany 6710" Has a nicely shaped screwdriver bit, with another regular bit, phillips bit, and 2 drill bits in the handle. $4.50
Yankee Style Screwdrivers
(Top M24) Decatur Coffin Co screwdriver. $15.00
(Bottom M25) Stanley Yankee Handyman #133H with nicely shaped regular bit. $3.00
Yankee Style Screwdrivers/Drills
(Top M22) Stanley Yankee #130A with regular bit. $4.00
(Middle M23) North Brothers #130A with reg bit. $4.00
(Bottom) Millers Falls #170 Drill with two bits in the top. $4.50
Craftsman Doweling Jig (M17)
Craftsman's version of the doweling jig is actually pretty sturdy. It's solid metal with a turntable to select one of 6 sized dowel holes and adjustable for stock up to about 4" thick. Comes in original box with instructions. Originally had a separate depth stop for the auger bit (not needed to operate) but that is MIA. $6.00
Pocket Knives by Camillus
M1 (Left) Camillus 4-blade marked New York USA on one side of the blade and 99 on the other side. $7.50 SOLD
M2 (Right) Camillus 2-blade. 4 lines of print on the blade. 1st line says Camillus, last line says USA, I can't read the middle 2 lines.
Robeson Shuredge
M3 Marked Robeson Shuredge USA. The case is clad in what looks like dark walnut to me. No model # that I can find. I think this is one of the newer Shuredges (1940-64 vs 1920s.) $5.00
Some More Pocket Knives
M4 (Upper Left) Keen Kutter 2-blade with nice logo on case and on blade. $12.00
M5 (Upper Right) 4-blade Kutmaster Utica NY Made in USA. With advertisement for Northrup King Seeds $7.00
M6 (Bottom) Lipic 2-blade. $5.00
Union Instrument Co Proportional Dividers (M9)
The box isn't as nice as the Kern, and it's not as shiny a tool, otherwise it does the same thing - divides lines and circles. $15.00
Bell System Hatchet and/or Hammer
M10 - Stanley Bell System Hatchet, the kind with the big square wrench hole in the middle. Reduced: $13.00
M11 - Stanley Bell System Hammer. Handle looks original. It's tight but has two new wood screws used as wedges to hold it in. $12.00 SOLD
Pair of Soldering Irons (M16)
Just your average soldering irons. One has a wedge-shaped tip and the other is more of a pointy tip. Sold by the pair - $5.00
Zig-Zag Rules(Top M31) Evans 72" #FR1 Patent Pending, unique in that its plastic, not wood. $4.00
(Middle M32) Lufkin 72" #626 Red End. Plumbers scale (45 degree scale) on back side. $4.00
(Bottom M33) It's bigger and brighter than usual, minty fresh because its METRIC. 2-Meter made in Germany, beechwood. $4.00
Combo Tools(Top M26) Unmarked 9" it has a hammerhead, axehead, two nail pullers and a red handle. $4.00
(Bottom M27) "Box Terrier" 9" with hammer and prybar. bit. $4.00
Yankee Style Screwdrivers/Drills(Top M28) Stanlee Yankee handyman #233H, with 3 drill bits and 2 regular screwdriver bits. $4.00
(Middle M29) Stanlee Yankee handyman #233H with a phillips bit. $4.00
(Bottom M30) Marked "Germany 6710" Has a nicely shaped screwdriver bit, with another regular bit, phillips bit, and 2 drill bits in the handle. $4.50
Yankee Style Screwdrivers(Top M24) Decatur Coffin Co screwdriver. $15.00
(Bottom M25) Stanley Yankee Handyman #133H with nicely shaped regular bit. $3.00
Yankee Style Screwdrivers/Drills(Top M22) Stanley Yankee #130A with regular bit. $4.00
(Middle M23) North Brothers #130A with reg bit. $4.00
(Bottom) Millers Falls #170 Drill with two bits in the top. $4.50
Craftsman Doweling Jig (M17) Craftsman's version of the doweling jig is actually pretty sturdy. It's solid metal with a turntable to select one of 6 sized dowel holes and adjustable for stock up to about 4" thick. Comes in original box with instructions. Originally had a separate depth stop for the auger bit (not needed to operate) but that is MIA. $6.00
Pocket Knives by Camillus M1 (Left) Camillus 4-blade marked New York USA on one side of the blade and 99 on the other side. $7.50 SOLD
M2 (Right) Camillus 2-blade. 4 lines of print on the blade. 1st line says Camillus, last line says USA, I can't read the middle 2 lines.
Robeson Shuredge M3 Marked Robeson Shuredge USA. The case is clad in what looks like dark walnut to me. No model # that I can find. I think this is one of the newer Shuredges (1940-64 vs 1920s.) $5.00
Some More Pocket Knives M4 (Upper Left) Keen Kutter 2-blade with nice logo on case and on blade. $12.00
M5 (Upper Right) 4-blade Kutmaster Utica NY Made in USA. With advertisement for Northrup King Seeds $7.00
M6 (Bottom) Lipic 2-blade. $5.00
Union Instrument Co Proportional Dividers (M9) The box isn't as nice as the Kern, and it's not as shiny a tool, otherwise it does the same thing - divides lines and circles. $15.00
Bell System Hatchet and/or HammerM10 - Stanley Bell System Hatchet, the kind with the big square wrench hole in the middle. Reduced: $13.00
M11 - Stanley Bell System Hammer. Handle looks original. It's tight but has two new wood screws used as wedges to hold it in. $12.00 SOLD
Pair of Soldering Irons (M16)Just your average soldering irons. One has a wedge-shaped tip and the other is more of a pointy tip. Sold by the pair - $5.00