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Posted 10 years ago
vreugdenhil
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Can anyone provide some information about this item? I have looked online but can't find anything like year made, what it was made for, why is GEM in quotes? Thanks.
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welcome to cw!! I have never seen this before!!
There was an old gas engine called a "Gem". This may be related to that as some of the old equipment came with tools and such.
Howard rotovator built a serious roto tiller called the "GEM", search YouTube for videos on it. I have a 1952 model "gem" in my collection
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I have some steel Gem oil cans,my guess is,it's just the brand name.
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I would like to add ,that is a great oil can you have there!
Payne Diehl and co. is the maker of this oiler and metal can oilers. It has a patent date of around 1880.
Used for gemologists while cutting stones.
http://alliancemagic.info/topshelf-glass-oil-can-spout.html
This is just an example. digger o'dell has a great site for glass bottles too.
Hey buddy that looks to be a GEM oiler I have seen sewing handy oiler cans with the name GEM on them so I am going to say that is a war time (metal ration) sewing machine oiler
You know , you have asked for help ... it would be nice for you to say Thankyou !!or at least respond to these people.
Yes, SEAN68, your correction is heeded.
I would like to thank everyone for their comments/input. These were all helpful. Sorry for not saying so earlier.
Your very welcome !!