USA Tools

[560Dennis]

Found this tool little gem at the plow match two weeks ago . I know it USA cause if was kung phooey I wouldn’t have found it , it would be dirt .
Any ideas as to manufacture

 

[Lynerd]

Found this tool little gem at the plow match two weeks ago . I know it USA cause if was kung phooey I wouldn’t have found it , it would be dirt .
Any ideas as to manufacture

560Dennis That is going to be tough to get a name for it. Wonder how long it was buried and how it got bent. Lynn

 

[560Dennis]

560Dennis That is going to be tough to get a name for it. Wonder how long it was buried and how it got bent. Lynn

Was laying on top of the ground , guess it was fate ,I just reached down and picked it up. I asked as many people at the match if they lost it. ,
I got it soaking in household vinegar , might soften up the crude to see some Identifiable marks. I doubt it . Going to put in the plows tool box for good luck.
At least the combine won’t pick it up.

 

[bmaverick]

Utica Drop Forge & Tool was an important early maker of pliers, nippers, and other hand tools.The company was a pioneer in the production of low-cost but high-quality pliers,and later became an important producer of adjustable wrenches as well.

The Utica Drop Forge & Tool Company was founded in 1895 by W. Pierrepont White and Hubert L. White in Utica, New York.The company initially operated as a maker of pliers and nippers,with their first address at 75 Genesee Street in Utica.

-Source: http://alloy-artifacts.org/utica-tool.html

You have a very RARE specimen, it's not cataloged ANYWHERE !
If you can submit the 91-6 into the database please for this page.

Utica Drop Forge & Tool Company [Page 2]

Page 2 of an article on the Utica Drop Forge and Tool Company.

alloy-artifacts.org

I have a few Utica Tools. They are prized for being very well made. It is very hard to find these anymore.

 

[Lynerd]

bmaverick I looked at their website and found this. Lynn

Q. Can I send you photographs to use on the site? I have some tools that aren't listed on Alloy Artifacts.
A. Thanks for your consideration,but our current policy is to use only tools in the Alloy Artifacts Collection for the website.


Keep in mind that we have a large backlog of tools to be added to the site,waiting for the alignment of our limited time and those elusive round-tuits.If you feel that the site could be improved by adding coverage for a particular tool,please let us know and we'll try to acquire the item (if it's not already here)and bump the priority on adding it.

 

[Lynerd]

Latest finds at the estate sales. Top is Giller which I have not heard of. Middle is Husky I have heard of but didn't have. Bottom is Fairmount which also I have not heard of. Lynn

 

[drsportster]

Pretty sure my KTM bike was made/ assembled in India

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Pretty sure my KTM bike was made/ assembled in India

Same with Enfield.

Mike

 

[560Dennis]

Latest finds at the estate sales. Top is Giller which I have not heard of. Middle is Husky I have heard of but didn't have. Bottom is Fairmount which also I have not heard of. Lynn

I’m enjoying what you’re finding .

 

[Watthour]

Maybe a couple more brands for your treasure hunt:

 

[Watthour]

We won't even get into home-grown oil filter wrenches: