My 1st thought was a Spark plug wire tool, but I was wrong. The wife got this box full at an auction with a thing she wanted so didn't cost anything. Oh I'm keeping this tool along with a few others, got to get rid of the rust.Was fairly common tool before electricity took over, household and small tools/machines! How is that for a hint???

Hello, Oldgoaly. Those are Round Belt Punch Pliers, for round belts for sewing machines.If they are Bernard Schollhorn, then they are probably a Number 115. Regards, Lou

+1   I have even used a pair.

trying to figure out what some of the other tools are?

I came home with an old S-K box the other day with all the usual junk.
Found a copper Schrader valve stem cover.  Never saw or even knew of one before.  But it stands to reason that there was a need, and Schrader filled it. 

Quote from: lptools on March 18, 2020, 04:35:38 PM
Hello, Oldgoaly. Those are Round Belt Punch Pliers, for round belts for sewing machines.If they are Bernard Schollhorn, then they are probably a Number 115. Regards, Lou

Yes they are!I've got a bunch of pedal n treadle saws n lathes to use them on.
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The blasting pliers, Archimedean drill, and the double pricking wheel are probably the nicest things in the lot besides the belt punch pliers.

Lou hit the nail on the head. Here are mine, as found and cleaned up.
-Don

Quote from: wvtools on March 18, 2020, 08:07:54 PM
The blasting pliers, Archimedean drill, and the double pricking wheel are probably the nicest things in the lot besides the belt punch pliers.

Blasting pliers? Got to go thru that box

I took pics pf 3 things this one is interesting to me.  I do not know what they are other than rusty, no name I can see?

3rd tool is a dud! marked General Households, thought it looked like it might be something cool....cough

Late 70s, I worked at Southern States Co-op repairing forklifts and loaders. I also had to do repairs on the sewing machines in the bag house for seed and feed. I still have a pair of those round belt pliers somewhere in the garage.

The blasting pliers are shown in the top center of the photo.

Thanks WVT!There are 2 of them. What is the "awl" like part for?
I've been busy with cistern prblems, no fun!

Hello, oldgoaly. Have you figured out what the other 2 are yet? Thanks, Lou