Lookie what I found

Dave Stroman

Check out this page out of an old Sears booklet dated 1038.

Dave in Denver

Dave DeFord_2

Lookie what I found..

for TEN bucks at an antiques shop. It pays to open boxes.

jim s_2

cool

kind of makes you wonder where it`s been and who might`ve used them.

Weezbo

*~/:)

looks like my Toledo,sans the rust

Boiler Guy

WAY COOL

I remember my Dad having a tri-head like that

[Deleted User]

Power threading by

Armstorng.

Now you know why all the dead men had arms like Popeye the sailor man.

Been there, done that, have torn rotator cuffs to prove it...

They WANTED you to discover them...Now YOU get to hang on to them until YOUR kids take them back to the same antique store when you pass away. My fathers father did it to him, mine did it to me, and I'm doing it to my kids when I die...

ME

Steamhead (in transit)

And one is from Baltimore!

Wonder who Cuyler & Mohler were?

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Dave DeFord_2

A google search..

only turned up 3 items that seemed to have anything to do with this company. Apparently they were a contractors' supply company in Baltimore in the early part of last century. One of their catalogs was for sale for $129 and another was $250. Don't think I'll be ordering either one.