That is cool J.J. Those look to be fairly old and probably better than what you can get now days. I bet you couldn't talk him outa those he probably knows they are the real deal. I actually went on a tool run this morning at one of my favorite antique places I didn't buy anything but my son found some wrenches and the wife picked up a lantern and we did some research tonight an it is early 1900's Regal No. 0 by Wheeling Stamping West Virginia which was eventually bought out by Dietz co. But I continued my parts organizing when I got home and in my old parts/tool storage I found a tool stash I forgot about 9-12 lb. hammers, 2-5 lb. hammers, 2-plumb medium ball peen hammers, 1-Stanley medium ball peen, 1-Rigid 4 inch pipe cutter, 1-Rigid 2 inch cutter, Hilti hammer drill, plate dog, Ingersol Rand 3/4 drive impact wrench, 1 pair of auto wire strippers, 2 -3 inch shackles, 4- 4 inch C clamps, 3-6 inch c clamps, 2-20 ft log chains and several other misc. tools I had stored and forgot was there. Also found two engines and a trans that I knew was there. Kinda like Christmas looking through parts/tool stashes.
Arkansas Dave
Last edited: Jan 13, 2021