Need some help with a couple tools

[blackoak]

are they for. One to me looks like it was made to seat a bullet in a case. The other I'm not sure

[international3414]

one for body work?,straightening drip rail?,,,maybe something like that

[amecks]

I don't know what the curved jaw tool is but I want one.  Looks like you could do some nice work with it.

The other tool looks like cleco pliers.  There's a slot in the bottom jaw to release the cleco? Cleco clamps are used in rivet holes to hold panels together for riveting.  I used them when building truck bodies.  Aircraft is another common usage.
Al

[blackoak]

I forgot to add that the curved one is marked Auto Craft Tool Stanford  Conn. I searched this company on Google but did not come up with much info.

[lptools]

Hello, Guys. I also thought of Cleco, but I didn't see the slot on the bottom jaw.Cculd you post a picture of the front of the bottom jaw? Thanks, Lou

[oldgoaly]

On the second plier can not rule out drip rail but here is a couple of pics of my drip rail pliers. Not in order, Fairmont, Herbrand, Duro (I think), unmarked.

[amecks]

I have got to find me some of those.  They look like they could be used to make a sheet metal project something special.

[MAD]

From Motor Volume 94 page 85

"Fender edge pliers. Specifically designed for reshaping damaged fender edges, new high leverage pliers are now in production at Autocraft Tool Co., 914 Main St., Stamford, Conn. Pliers are so shaped that it is not necessary to remove wheel to seize fender

https://books.google.com/books?id=rtknAAAAMAAJ&q=%22Fender+edge+pliers.+Specifically+designed+for+reshaping+damaged+fender+edges,+new+high+leverage+pliers+are+now+in+production+at+Autocraft+Tool+Co.,+914+Main+St.,+Stamford,+Conn.+Pliers+are+so+shaped+that+it+is+not+necessary+to+remove+wheel+to+seize+fender%22&dq=%22Fender+edge+pliers.+Specifically+designed+for+reshaping+damaged+fender+edges,+new+high+leverage+pliers+are+now+in+production+at+Autocraft+Tool+Co.,+914+Main+St.,+Stamford,+Conn.+Pliers+are+so+shaped+that+it+is+not+necessary+to+remove+wheel+to+seize+fender%22&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwibm4X6gffdAhUxWN8KHe0NCIEQ6AEIJjAA

Unfortunately  the full publication is not available digitally.

[wvtools]

Yes, those are cleco type pliers.

I have seen those others called fender beading pliers also.

[lptools]

Hello, All. Here are some of the Cleco style pliers that I have. The one at top is holding a clamp for an 1/8" rivet hole. Second from top is holding an F-Style clamp for holding 2 pieces of sheet metal together for drilling. There has to be a slot in the bottom jaw for attaching/removing the clamps.  Regards, Lou