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Small all steel hammers

Started by Mel Larsen, August 07, 2012, 09:36:44 PM

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Mel Larsen

These two small hammers hang out on my "old tool" wall.  They came in handy a couple of times because they are small.
Mel
I would rather have tools I never use, than to need a tool I don't have.

Mac53

I think I might have one of those! Thinking mine might have a brass grip though...
-Marcus-

scottg

 No markings??
Hard to know if they were factory made or metalshop project made.
Hammers just like this were sometimes required work for students. Or just attractive elementary projects.
  I expect they were also made for sale to the general public, at least at some point.
  yours Scott
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lbgradwell

I'm gonna guess they're Indestro...

At least mine is!

Kijiji King

Mel Larsen

I can't find any markings on either hammer.
Mel
I would rather have tools I never use, than to need a tool I don't have.

lbgradwell

Mine...




I suppose it could have been made for Indestro (rather than by), but they are pretty clearly the same hammer!

Kijiji King

RedVise

Here are more no name hammers, similar styling.

Brian L.

Mel Larsen

They do all look about the same, But mine looks like they laid out in the field longer than yours.  LOL
Mel
I would rather have tools I never use, than to need a tool I don't have.

geneg

I've also seen some marked GM Mfg.  Not the automaker.  I know I have a few of those hammers around here, one is Indestro, have to check the others.  Now comes the hunt!