Tony, How much total, including shipping, for the lead ladle?
Thanks, Gary Katsanis
228 N Main St
Albion, NY 14411-1013
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Another year is upon us. The weather has been down and up and it's not
been helping with the effort but as always there is a good run of new
stuff here including some great collectibles.
PayPal is now accepted and preferred (if you use it) on all items.
It's
easier for me to ship items through there, especially First Class
ones. Checks and money orders are still welcome.
And remember........da more ya buy, the cheaper they fly!
First contact (that is e-mail, or phone) that says I want it gets it.
Prices do not include shipping. All items are shipped with Delivery
Confirmation. Insurance, unless it is a big order or a very fragile
item
is optional. Just let me know. Also, I am shipping a lot more stuff
via
First Class mail. There will be a small amount added to the shipping
cover the cost of the padded mailer. I don't get them for free.
Please put your name and address in the message. Saves time and email
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RARE Hawes Patent 1913 Convertible Ratchet Wrench. The handle is 8
1/8"
long (from the end to the top of the head, and this weighs 1 lb 9 3/4
oz
unboxed. James C. Hawes of Brooklyn, NY was granted Pat. No.
1,050,131
on Jan. 14, 1913 for the design of this tool which was made by the
Convertible Ratchet Wrench Company of Allentown, PA. This is in
decent
condition and was cleaned. There is some overall frosting, some spots
of light pitting, and some dings on the head area. The jaws have a
little mushrooming on the edges and some dings on the insides but are
fairly good. The main screw travels the full distance and was oiled.
The head pivots using the top screw and there are dimples on the
shaft
to hold it in position. The head on the position screw is bent a
little
but that does it's job. The ratchet works in both directions and the
locked position. The handle has some dings, stains, and a little
wear,
but it's solid. This sure ain't minty fresh but it is a tool that
rarely shows up. US Priority Mail Shipping with insurance and
signature
confirmation is included in the price on this item. $275.00
P Carter Hand Forged Millwrights Mill Pick Head. Measuring 8 1/16"
long, the edges are 1 3/8" and 1 1/4" wide, 5/8" high at the eye, and
this weighs 1 lb 2 1/4 oz unboxed. Pulaski Carter was a Scranton PA
based tool maker in business from the 1860's until at least the
1890's.
This is in decent condition and was cleaned. There is some overall
light
patina. Both of the edges are banged up a bit and would need a
dressing. The punched eye is good. These guys sure have been few and
far between of late, especially a signed one. $23.00
Two Fulton Socket Firmer Chisels. The 1/4" is 8 1/4" overall, the
blade
is 5 7/8" long, the 1/2" is 8 1/16" overall, the blade is 5 13/16"
long,
and they weigh 7 1/4 oz unboxed. These are in decent condition and
were
cleaned. Both of them have some spots of light pitting on the backs
but
they are clean for the most part. They also have some light pitting
on
the sides and tops. The sockets also have some patina and they 1/2"
has
a whisker of mushrooming on the outside. They will need handles, I
don't have any here that will fit. These ain't perfect but they will
get the job done. $24.00
Two Vintage Buck Bros Brace Bits. There is a screwdriver bit,
measuring
5/16" across the tip, a countersink bit, 5/8" in diameter, and they
weigh 3 oz unboxed. These are in reasonably good condition and were
cleaned. Both have some staining and a little frosting but nothing
too
bad. The tip on the screwdriver was dressed at some point but it's
good
to go. The edge on the countersink could stand a quick touch up. The
tangs have some dings and the screwdriver bit had a little
mushrooming
removed. These ain't minty fresh but they sure ain't bad. $15.00
Stanley No 60 3/4 Inch Bench Or Paring Chisel. Measuring 4 3/16" from
the edge to the top of the handle, the blade is 2 3/4" long, this is
7
9/16" overall, and this weighs 5 3/4 oz unboxed. This is in
reasonably
good condition and was cleaned. The back is clean other than some
scuffs up by the edge. The top has a few frosted spots. The edge will
need some work. The handle has some dings and light wear. The strike
button also has some dings but still has most of the plating. This
ain't minty but it sure ain't bad either. $18.00
Vintage Stortz Phila Oyster Clam Shucking Knife. Measuring 8 1/2"
overall, the head is 2 3/4" long, 1/2" wide, the handle is 3/4"
square,
and this weighs 14 1/4 oz unboxed. This is in reasonably good
condition
and was cleaned. The head has some light pitting but that's an
occupational hazard with these guys. The edge is good. The handle has
some scaling left over from when this was made and a little patina as
well. There is a wee bit of mushrooming on the end. This ain't minty
but it sure ain't bad and Stortz is a collectible maker of these
tools.
$24.00
Two Cross Peen Hammer Heads. The upper one is 4 1/16" long, the face
is
5/8" wide, 9/16" high, the peen is 11/16" wide, this weighs 6 3/4,
the
lower one is 4 9/16" long, the face is 13/16" in diameter, the peen
is
15/16" wide, and weighs 14 oz. The upper one is a Stanley, the other
one isn't signed. These are in decent condition and were cleaned. The
body on the Stanley is fairly good other than some scuffs on the top
of
the eye and some scratches on the underside. The other one has some
overall light pitting. The face on the Stanley has some wear, the
other
one has some light pitting. Both peens have a little roughness. Both
eyes are good other than a little dinging at the tops. These ain't
pretty or perfect but they will get the job done. $15.00
Stanley No 20 8 Inch Cabinet Makers Try Square. This weighs 6 3/4 oz
unboxed. This is in decent condition and was not cleaned, at least by
me. The blade has some spots of rust. The original bluing is worn.
The edges and corners are good and all the rulings are readable. The
handle has some dings on the edges and a little wear to the original
finish. This is true according to my reference square. This ain't
minty but it will get the job done. $16.00
Detroit Stove Works Anvil Paperweight. Measuring 4 1/4" long, 2 3/16"
high, and this weighs 7 1/2 oz unboxed. There is 22 stamped on the
base, might be a year or a production run number. This is in decent
condition and was lightly cleaned. Just light brushing and wash to
get
rid of some crusty. This is some kind of diecast metal. The original
gold paint is worn but some of it is present. There is some overall
patina going on and it is missing a little bit of the horn. This
ain't
minty but these guys rarely are. $40.00
Wade & Butcher 3/4 Inch Straight Razor. The blade is 3/4" wide and
this
weighs 1 3/4 oz unboxed. This is in good condition and was not
cleaned,
at least by me. The blade is clean save for one small spot on the
front
and some light scuffs. The edge is good and sharp. There is a little
light patina on the handle. The horn handle scales have some wear and
there is a user name lightly marked on the front but they are solid.
This ain't minty but it sure ain't bad. $70.00
Vintage Cast Iron Hand Vise Or Handvise. Measuring 5" long, the jaws
are 1 7/16" wide, and this weighs 14 1/4 oz unboxed. Not signed as to
the maker. This is in fair condition and was cleaned. There is some
overall patina. The jaws have some pitting on the tops. The cross
hatching is worn on the one face but it's fairly good on the other
face. The jaws close up fairly tight. The screw was replaced at some
point in time and the wing nut is home grown as well. Somebody added
some solder to keep the screw head captive but that is worn. The
screw
head moves a little but it does stay put to close the jaws. The
spring
and joint do their job. This one ain't pretty or perfect but it will
get the job done. $23.00
Tabor Mfg Co 4 Inch 1885 Patent Speed Indicator. Measuring 4" long
and
this weighs 2 1/2 oz unboxed. Harris Tabor of New York, NY was
granted
Pat. No. 325,991 on Sept. 8, 1885 for the design of this tool. This
is
in reasonably good condition and was cleaned. The body has a few dots
and some scuffs but nothing too bad. The plating on the wheel is worn
a
little on the front and a little more on the back. The spring loaded
tip is good and this spins freely. This ain't pristine but it is not
a
very common tool, at least in my travels. $30.00
W Butcher Cast Steel 2 1/4 Inch Plane Iron. Measuring 7 9/16" long, 2
1/4" wide across the edge, and this weighs 9 1/4 oz unboxed. This is
in
reasonably good condition and was cleaned. Overall there isn't much
in
the way of patina. There is just a whisker of mushrooming on the top.
The steel cutting face has some frosting and light pitting for the
first
1/2 and some spots after than but most of that will work out as this
is
sharpened, which it will need. This ain't perfect but they ain't
making
these guys no more also. Just saying. $18.00
P S & W No 1 Ex 1/2 Inch Mortising Chisel. Measuring 10 3/4" from the
edge to the end of the socket, the blade is 7 3/4" long, the steel
bit
is 5 5/16" down the center, this is 16 7/8" overall, and this weighs
14
1/4 oz unboxed. This is in reasonably good condition and was cleaned
by
some one else. The steel bit has some patch of pitting in the center
and a few stained spots but it's good overall. The iron body has some
light patina. The socket is good but had a little mushrooming
removed.
The handle is a new replacement done by the other guy. That is well
made and on tight. This longer ones sure are getting few and far
between, at least around these here parts. $35.00
Emmert Turtleback Patternmaker Vise To Restore. This is in as found,
fresh from the shop condition. There is a bunch of saw dust residue
and
shop patina from decades of use. The front jaw wiggles and it looks
like the inside of the front jaw has some chipping around the hole
for
the shaft, but I can't say for sure. The hinge on the mounting
bracket
doesn't move but I didn't really nuts with it. The main screw does
work. This is missing the tilt bracket and rod but most of the are.
This is what it is but for the money you ain't gonna do much better.
This is PICKUP only here at my shop here in Nesquehoning PA. $265.00
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