Beerhippie
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That's why we had to flush twice!
P&C Stuff
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d42jeep
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Although I don’t collect P&C tools, I have always picked them up at sales and generally trade them away to someone who needs them. The three I found yesterday were wartime looking and pretty rusty. 
I found this little combo today.
Here they are together after de-rusting.
They are available for trading.
-Don
I found this little combo today.
Here they are together after de-rusting.
They are available for trading.
-Don
Mintgrun
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Here's a rare one. This is the only P&C 1/4" flex spinner I've ever seen and I cannot find another one online.
I'm thinking it may be one-of-a-kind, sort of like it's little dual-marked Proto-Plomb cousin.
The shank on the spinner was a perfect fit in the bladeless 624 P&C handle I'd found.
(No nice tools were harmed in the process).
Tom
EDIT -- here's where the Plomb one came from -
www.garagejournal.com
I'm thinking it may be one-of-a-kind, sort of like it's little dual-marked Proto-Plomb cousin.
The shank on the spinner was a perfect fit in the bladeless 624 P&C handle I'd found.
(No nice tools were harmed in the process).
Tom
EDIT -- here's where the Plomb one came from -
Plomb tool picture thread - show your stuff!
WBM owned one HAHA! Nice. I missed yours. I missed AK's, too, so not quite as scarce as the midget spinners. But still, not as common as early plastic or wood.
www.garagejournal.com
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Oldtuleguy
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I think a you **** is in order!
d42jeep
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Tin Medic recently sent this P&C sew on patch to Username. I don’t know where he got it. 
-Don
-Don
Mintgrun
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Here it is with the rest of the family. I've got quite a few of the yellow plastic P&C drivers, but not too many octagonal wooden ones..
I seem to find more Plomb/Proto examples. P&C stamped their logo into the handle and it isn't always easy to see, but the lack of a groove makes them easy to differentiate.
These are always fun to find.
I seem to find more Plomb/Proto examples. P&C stamped their logo into the handle and it isn't always easy to see, but the lack of a groove makes them easy to differentiate.
These are always fun to find.
Private Lugnutz
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I don't remember where, but he found several of them, a few years back.
Smokeshow69
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Nice drivers! I will tell you the translucent drivers you show on the bottom of your post are not p&c (pti) to my knowledgeHere it is with the rest of the family. I've got quite a few of the yellow plastic P&C drivers, but not too many octagonal wooden ones..
I seem to find more Plomb/Proto examples. P&C stamped their logo into the handle and it isn't always easy to see, but the lack of a groove makes them easy to differentiate.
These are always fun to find.
Mintgrun
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You're right. I think one of them says Taiwan. I was just sharing for the fun of it. They're a funny combination of the Plomb wood handle style done in plastic. Off topic for sure!
d42jeep
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I believe that this screwdriver is a P&C but the handle markings are difficult to make out. 
-Don
-Don
Outlawmws
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Don, maybe scrub some white chalk into the lettering and then rub you thumb across it? I've had good luck raising marks temporally that way.
Beerhippie
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I'm pretty sure I see part of the P&C hex there.
Outlawmws
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Maybe, I think chalk would help bring things up:
Oldtuleguy
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Yea that's p&c
Provincial
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I agree. It is a 60_. Measure the shank length, and that should be the last number. I'm guessing 609.
3baygarage
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Here is a vintage P&C ratchet I’m quite excited to add to the collection.
The early 1/2” 6010 ratchet and removable knurled 6007 drive plug (“connection for ratchet” as the cat. calls it).
Found in the 1926 and 1927 catalogs at the PNCTOOLS site (Bless those guys for a wonderful resource.). By 1928, the 6010 had the egg head shape.
A whopping 12 teeth.
10-1/2” long.
I believe Mr. X has posted some from his collection. Not sure if anyone else has.
Photos:
Partial logo stamp on the beam, the only marking.
‘26 cat images. It would be fun to find some other pieces.
The early 1/2” 6010 ratchet and removable knurled 6007 drive plug (“connection for ratchet” as the cat. calls it).
Found in the 1926 and 1927 catalogs at the PNCTOOLS site (Bless those guys for a wonderful resource.). By 1928, the 6010 had the egg head shape.
A whopping 12 teeth.
10-1/2” long.
I believe Mr. X has posted some from his collection. Not sure if anyone else has.
Photos:
Partial logo stamp on the beam, the only marking.
‘26 cat images. It would be fun to find some other pieces.
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Oldtuleguy
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Those wood boxes are cool
3baygarage
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Yes. I think we need Mr. X to post them again!
Provincial
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Todays find at the monthly flea market. I wasn't very interested in the 2734, as it would be a duplicate.
Then I turned it over:
My first "Pebble" P&C.
The seller likes to discount bundles, so I added the other P&C, plus a 3/8" drive Craftsman L-handle. He said "twelve dollars" and I pulled out my wallet.
Then I turned it over:
My first "Pebble" P&C.
The seller likes to discount bundles, so I added the other P&C, plus a 3/8" drive Craftsman L-handle. He said "twelve dollars" and I pulled out my wallet.
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jabberwoki
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I don`t have any monthly flea markets anymore... cue the sad face.
Nice find.
Nice find.
z28lsc
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P&C N82 double box found it last weekend.
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jabberwoki
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Found this old boy last weekend 1/ 2 to 3/4.
Does it have a detent? Only asking because they had a 1/2" drive 3/4" drain plug in that era as well.Found this old boy last weekend 1/ 2 to 3/4.
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jabberwoki
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Yeppers it do.
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jabberwoki
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Battery pliers?
four.cycle
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sure looks like battery pliers to me! compare to 3416 Indestro
Yes, all of their pliers up to the mid 30's were No. 8, then they added letters to describe them. BA for battery.
Oregon rock crusher
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I'm sure they were. Here is another example of P&C having the same box as SK. P&C catalog cut is from 1939. I've got a P&C 9323, and a bit later P&C toolmobile, but no Tool wagon. Ed.
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jabberwoki
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" I've got a P&C 9323, and a bit later P&C toolmobile"
Had...lol.
Had...lol.
Provincial
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I came up with a little more P&C.
The little one isn't marked with a number, just the P&C logo. I believe it is a No. 416 12 point single end box wrench.
2732 Combo 1"
2225 DBE 3/4 x 25/32
2532 DBE 15/16 x 1"
The little one isn't marked with a number, just the P&C logo. I believe it is a No. 416 12 point single end box wrench.
2732 Combo 1"
2225 DBE 3/4 x 25/32
2532 DBE 15/16 x 1"
Oregon rock crusher
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Here are the only two pictures with drawers open I have handy and stored in the computer. The top drawer has some moveable dividers. I think I took these when I first got it and before I went over the whole thing with cleaning wax. Ed.
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Rusty Musket
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Saw this listed for sale locally for a cool $15. Neat if that is an original yellow price tag sticker
P&C Tools No. 1948 model makers plane
Oregon rock crusher
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Price tag looks original to me. The ones I've come across are yellow and red tags. Ed.
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four.cycle
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6014 1/2" drive x 7/16" 12-point shallow socket
6016 1/2" drive x 1/2" "
6018 1/2" drive x 9/16" "
6020 1/2" drive x 5/8" "
6024 1/2" drive x 3/4" "
6208 1/2" drive Universal Joint
