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Recent Activity8559 of 100951920 South bend metal latheWhat is this to ?? I was told this was a tool kit for a 1939 Packard, any comments welcome on what it actually is !!!!
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    Posted 11 years ago

    alexandria…
    (4 items)

    Item on top as cast iron with serrated wheels mounted at the head.

    Item on bottom slides back and forth on the middle track. One side has a pointed tp and the other has a blunt tip.

    Please let me know if you can help me ID these pieces. Thank You.

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    1. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 11 years ago
      The top one is for dressing grinding wheels. Held against the stone, it will take grooves out & square the stone. Lousy pic.
    2. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 11 years ago
      Blunder hit that right on the head. Worth about $2 used. The bottom tool I can't see clearly. Obviously some genius decided to paint them. Does the bottom one rotate/turn?
    3. alexandriasign, 11 years ago
      Thanx for the top tool ID. That makes sense. Pic was best that I could do.
      Bottom tool is gripped by the outside metal pieces and slid back and forth like a sewing machine.
    4. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 11 years ago
      Just a shot in the dark, but maybe for knitting fishing nets or something similar.

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