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Hooben tool ID'ed--you're right
You folks who suggested it was a firefighter's tool were right. I scrubbed the
rust off this thing and found a very faint patent number. From 1924, Combination Firefighting Tool, James Hooben. One end is a cold chisel for unspecified prying, the square socket has a slight taper and was designed to fit multiple square nut/bolt sizes, and the curved section is for hoses as mentioned. Thanks for the help. GTO(John) |
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Hooben tool ID'ed--you're right
In article , GTO69RA4 says...
You folks who suggested it was a firefighter's tool were right. Damn. A stopped clock (me) is right twice a day anyhow! Jim ================================================== please reply to: JRR(zero) at yktvmv (dot) vnet (dot) ibm (dot) com ================================================== |
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