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Yard-saleing today and bought a shoe box full that said office supplies $2. Just a quick glance I said sold. Got home with it and this stapler was the feature item. They don't make em like this anymore. Like brand new. Not a major find, but I got a kick out of it.
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And it will last forever, you can will it to the grandkids.
 
Yard-saleing today and bought a shoe box full that said office supplies $2. Just a quick glance I said sold. Got home with it and this stapler was the feature item. They don't make em like this anymore. Like brand new. Not a major find, but I got a kick out of it.
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The Swingline 333, very retro! :thumbsup:




And it will last forever, you can will it to the grandkids.
Yes, very true! :laughing7: I use an old battleship grey Swingline 400 myself, it's been used as a hammer (among other things) in the past, still works like a charm everytime. :icon_thumright:
 
So I'm not the only one who figured out that old staplers make pretty good hammers..... : )
 
Thanks for the comments. I like it because its all black and chrome, no woodgrain like a lot of em. On a side note it has Cretors & Co-Since 1885 Chicago-Nashville embossed on one side. Did a search on Cretors and apparently C. Cretors invented the first popcorn machine to cook with oil and are still making them today.
 
as a kid i turned one into a catapult to launch hot wheel cars
So I'm not the only one who figured out that old staplers make pretty good hammers..... : )
 

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