deedoubleyou
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- Feb 26, 2017
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I hope you like pics!! Been cleaning out my grandfathers garage/barn and have found a few things of note. The civil war tow hook posted in Whats This is by far the most interesting but here are a few more random things that some folks might like to see or chime in on... barely scratching the surface here...
The plane and wrench look a little damp because right before I took pics I wiped the dust and spiderwebs off them with a damp rag. I dont plan to take them any further except on a few of the old planes, which I plan to restore and use, including the old sargent scraper plane. That monkey wrench will look great in my shop lol.
An old butchers scale....
Old crosscut saw handle, and I do have the match. Looks like an atkins no. 10.
A Bemis monkey wrench
A sargent scraper plane...
A very old looking piece of artwork that was in the place when my grandparents bought it in the late 40s/early50s. No name that I can see, and I'm too scare to touch it much because it looks so old....
a 27"x20" piece of tin. Maybe a roof panel? No idea but cool looking....
Power pole insulators, probably not too old, maybe 60s-70s?? I like it because it still has the bracket and wood....
An old reliable jack... i love this kind of stuff... tool junkie all the way.
There were 4 of these old food choopers
An old garden tool....
The plane and wrench look a little damp because right before I took pics I wiped the dust and spiderwebs off them with a damp rag. I dont plan to take them any further except on a few of the old planes, which I plan to restore and use, including the old sargent scraper plane. That monkey wrench will look great in my shop lol.
An old butchers scale....
Old crosscut saw handle, and I do have the match. Looks like an atkins no. 10.
A Bemis monkey wrench
A sargent scraper plane...
A very old looking piece of artwork that was in the place when my grandparents bought it in the late 40s/early50s. No name that I can see, and I'm too scare to touch it much because it looks so old....
a 27"x20" piece of tin. Maybe a roof panel? No idea but cool looking....
Power pole insulators, probably not too old, maybe 60s-70s?? I like it because it still has the bracket and wood....
An old reliable jack... i love this kind of stuff... tool junkie all the way.
There were 4 of these old food choopers
An old garden tool....
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