Vintage hand tools
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Roadrunner wrote:
Strawberries are rampant....off I go.....be back later....Thanks Dane
Nice, oh how I miss wild strawberries
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Roadrunner wrote:
Vintage,,,,, These Tools have been in my life sinc... (show quote)
Love the hook, RR. I have a similar tool that also belonged to my Grandpa that was used for handling the old style hay bale. One that a youngster could use to help throw a bale up onto a wagon as it drove by. I always wanted to get this particular one that had the right bends and heft to it that a 12 or 13 year old could impress all the neighbor men that were helping put up the hay. Not a lot of split'n had to be done, and not a lot of sip'n either. A lot of gulping of water out of the community water pail and dipper. Didn't worry much then about pass'n on germs......everybody was neighbors.
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PAToGraphy wrote:
Hi, dane. Thanks for hosting. Interesting subject. I have a few but maybe not as vintage as yours. Some vintage household tools very familiar to women.
Pat I remember got my fingers in the ringer
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PAToGraphy wrote:
Some Vintage memories for some - these are from Stanton, AZ
PAT When were you in my yard
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roxiemarty wrote:
I have a few to add for now, maybe take more after while.
roxiemarty really nice composition great work
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Roadrunner wrote:
Vintage,,,,, These Tools have been in my life sinc... (show quote)
jim darn near everything we ever used in now vintage
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newtoyou wrote:
Used to buy, sell, collect this stuff. Here is your plane and the reference book from which I got the info. Hope you enjoy. Bill
Very good, Great info, newtoyou. Thanks for sharing. Love this old info.
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PAToGraphy wrote:
You have a gorgeous collection
i have a storage unit full of my father and grandfathers tools in florida...unfortunately i'm in ct. i go "visit" them occasionally. i'm probably one of the few people dumb enough to keep stuff in storage over 10 years , shelling out $9000.00 so far to keep "sentimental stuff"
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