Bouckville Haul Part 2

[lptools]

Hello, At top left is an empty Lufkin Micrometer Wooden Box, next are staples for a "Clipper" Stapler. Top right is a Currier Koeth Multi-Tool in what appears to be unused condition, owner made box. Below that is an Eiffel Plierench with 5 jaws & pouch. Does anyone know what the clip is for? Bottom left is a set of 6 Sockets For Cap Screws, 1/4 & 3/8 drives, Plomb Tool Company. Bottom midle are from a rust bucket, Klein Lineman's Wrench, and a yet to be determined, marked gouge. Bottom right is an unusual drill, stamped SKLAR U.S.A. on the main gear, Goodell Pratt Tool Company with Patent Date for the 3-jaw chuck. Regards, Lou

[Bill Houghton]

Might that drill be a medical drill?

[lptools]

Hello, Bill. That is what I believe it is, too. Hard pressed to find another one like it. Regards, Lou

[mikeswrenches]

I think you're right. I have one of similar form that also has a thumb operated 2-speed function.

Nice haul Lou! I haven't been to Bouckville in many years. It conflicts with the Tupper Lake flea market and TL was closer for me.

Mike

[kwoswalt99]

I have some blades for that multi tool, didn't know what they were for.

[Yadda]

Oooooooooh plierench!!!

The clip is used on the solid side of the pliers when you use the pipe cutting jaw. It helps hold round pipe in place.

[bill300d]

All nice stuff IP. I've never seen Plomb hex sockets in a box like that before. Nice haul.

[EVILDR235]

Nice haul ya got there. My only PLOMB hex socket has a hex that is part of the socket and not replaceable like normal ones.

EvilDr235

[3baygarage]

All nice stuff IP. I've never seen Plomb hex sockets in a box like that before. Nice haul.

Same here. Don't let Twertsy see that one! 

Interesting finds. Killer haul!