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Posted 6 years ago
rednoel94
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My dad picked this up at a yard sale. He asked me to post this on here to see if anyone can tell him more about this. He can’t find it anywhere and google or eBay. So if you have any info please share!
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I'm trying rednoel, but no luck yet! :^)
Billretirecoll thank you! :) Dad keeps asking me if anyone’s commented if they know anything! This ones bugging him! Thanks for looking!
Is there a patent no. or date on it? :^)
Billretirecoll nope. checked the bottom and everything. Dads scowered eBay four or five times. This ones an tough.
Bill this one is very elusive I even went through the 1000s of dead trademarks but nothing. I am going to go through the live ones when I've got half a day spare lol. Neil
Just to give an idea:
antique metal Pressure Sprayer trigger pump nozzle
tm Ps inside a hexagon mark on handle made in USA
attaches to container(metal canister) of liquid to spray
oil spray, water spray, paint spray
industrial auto cooking
I don't know if this helps, but this is parts of my searches
Pressure Systems Inc. came up but didn't lead anywhere
Good luck! :^)
I love a challenge but give up on this one, may come back to it when this fine weather ends. Neil
Collectables59 & Billretirecoll thank you guys. I appreciate you looking into it! I’ve thought about trying to find an antique expert who might be able to help. Just not sure where to look. Any ideas?
You will need an older guy who has had his own garage for donkeys years. I'm in the UK and the item being American you have more chance over there, but I will keep looking. Neil
I know, you're looking for the exact one that your dad has, but so far this is the closest I can get! Your Garage tip got me here Neil, close but no cigar! :^D
https://www.google.com/search?q=antique+automotive+mechanics+tools+and++metal+pump+spray+bottle&hl=en&tbm=isch&tbs=rimg:CQDzRcEeen_1JIji7DvyoLFZIstPWCdpC_1XTxS_1BPWcpgYW9MCTzEtVEPH9W_1T-lRC_1uK6lPZWdo4A3Z28pCgFFu9YCoSCbsO_1KgsVkiyEbx1BBd1884HKhIJ09YJ2kL9dPERxurFYeDn75UqEglL8E9ZymBhbxGC7AY9w7PGUSoSCUwJPMS1UQ8fEcVNDDWgNA8XKhIJ1b9P6VEL-4oRYQEuEZ2R0EoqEgnqU9lZ2jgDdhHiVSs0DPeMySoSCXbykKAUW71gEcfA4xVLJcir&tbo=u&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjLr8rZgf3bAhVJjK0KHVYmAx0Q9C96BAgBEBg&biw=1075&bih=539&dpr=1.7
Just to let you know I haven't givin up! :^)
Good try Bill. Do you think it's a paint, oil or grease gun. I am just trying to narrow it down. Neil
billretirecoll thanks for the link!!! You & Collectables59 have been so helpful!
You know, the spray nozzle looks just like the ones used on a Hudson Sprayer, for oil, water, or poison, but the bottle looks like it's for parts cleaning solution, so I guess pretty much anything, but looking at "Antique Auto Mechanics Garage Tools", came up with the closest match! :^)
This is the closest that I can find, off to bed! {:^}
Alemite Spring Spray Model 6121 Oil Can Sprayer Stewart Warner Corporation Made In USA
Maybe this Company can help identify yours! :^)
Sorry here's the link:
https://www.etsy.com/hk-en/listing/536489775/vintage-alemite-spring-spray-model-6121