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Posted 2 years ago
Tosan
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I have a vintage Wm Johnson Newark tool that I'm trying to ID the exact model. If it's a trowel I have not found an example with the right angle handle. Thanks in advance for suggestions.
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Check with these guys..
http://alloy-artifacts.org/
Thanks for the link; an excellent resource. However, I can't find any Wm Johnson references.
It says they don't respond to emails..but if you use the "report an issue" and tell them you have a tool they don't have and send a picture. They will usually respond right away. I've had success with this method and I've advised others that have also used this method with success.
Thanks! I'll give it a try.
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I couldn't find "report an issue."
http://alloy-artifacts.org/contact.html
"We do want to keep our website working properly, so if you wish to report an error, such as a broken link, missing photograph, typo, or other errata, please email us at:
webmaster@alloy-artifacts.org"
Thanks for the link. In researching further I came across Instappraisal.com where someoneone was looking for another Wm Johnson tool and an answer included a link to a Wm Johnson catalogue (https://archive.org/details/WilliamJohnsonCatalogueNo32A)
I found the exact catalogue listing; its a Transplant Hoe Trowel.
Thanks again for all your help!
Cool. Nice find on the information.
Thanks again!
Lòks like a planting spade
Thanks for the comment. I've added a photo and description from the the Wm Johnson catalog that solved it for me.
Thanks for updating the post. Often times people don't do that and we are all left wondering.
My pleasure. I know it's frustrating not to get closure on a mystery. And thanks again for your help.