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DaVonZip
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 Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 7:22 am Post subject: Vintage tool any ideas ? |
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Any ideas on what this is ? used for? complete? Did google search etc..for awhile..nothing really..'Unior' made alot of mechanic, engine tools, still do..
Thanks,,Rick
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Looks like an oil lamp for something from here.
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DaVonZip
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damn big daddy (i mean bus of course),
interesting and possibly correct, i can see the 'wicky thing' in the middle and the side knob for flame control (?) but all the rest of the parts seem to say something else. And its made out of cast iron! BUT, i do think your evaluation is more inline than mine. I was hoping more for some cool vintage machine, engine type tool..but...
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DaVonZip
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Wow, that is really cool and a learning experience...thanks guys for the info.
Rick
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By iron, they mean clothes iron.
I remember my Grandmother using these old cast iron antiques, she would heat them on the kitchen stove which in my era was a more modern gas unit than my photo shows, but same idea, She had several and kept rotating them out. I never saw an old oil heater like that.
She also made bread every Saturday...... WONDERFUL SMELLS!!!!
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Those make great door stops and bookends now. |
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