Indestro Polygons plus

[kxxr]

Indestro sure made a lot of variations. The Polygons are pretty nice, well made and sturdy. These are the only two I've ever seen and I got them both at the same time. AA says they're from the 30s. I put these ratcheting wrenches in there while I was at it and that last one must have been in one of those screw together sets. Anyone else have any Polygons?

[jimwrench]

 I pick up Indestro's when I see them but don't recall seeing any marked polygon

[mrchuck]

I have several polygons.

[johnsironsanctuary]

I always thought that a polygon was a deceased parrot.

[Branson]

I always thought that a polygon was a deceased parrot.

It's not dead; it's only sleeping!

[dimwittedmoose51]

Coool!!  I'll keep my eyes open.  I've got more partial Indestro auto kits than I'll ever collate and make whole!!


DM&FS

[kxxr]

Coool!!  I'll keep my eyes open.  I've got more partial Indestro auto kits than I'll ever collate and make whole!!


DM&FS

I have that exact same problem. In fact, I am thinking about getting out of the Indestro business alltogether. I love them, but there are just too many but somehow never enough to complete a group. And then you throw in the Duro and Duro/Indestro and it just keeps on going. Here are the variations I have handy.










There are more, lots of 'em. These are ones I already had photographed.

[stormking]

kxxr, Never seen a Polygon, are they round beam or like the Plomb heavy duty series?

[bonneyman]

Not polygons, but, if you ever need to replace the pawls in those ratcheting box wrenches, this is what they look like inside. These are Dunlap's, but I think the Duro's are similar:

[kxxr]

kxxr, Never seen a Polygon, are they round beam or like the Plomb heavy duty series?

They are round. I'll post a side view a little later.