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Interesting screwdriver

Started by Bill Houghton, September 10, 2012, 09:35:41 PM

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Bill Houghton

This jumped into my hands this last weekend.  The maker's mark on the shank was pretty rusty, and I figured it would be some unknown maker; but, to my surprise when I wire-brushed it off, I found "Crescent Tool Co., Jamestown, N.Y."  Alloy Artifacts lists this as the K-24 screwdriver, produced from maybe 1914 to the late 1920s.  The change of handle from straight to "T" is authoritative: it really snaps into position.

Well worth the dollar I paid for it.

john k

Now thats a different take  from  a basic screwdriver.   I like it. 
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geneg

#2
Actually made 3 sizes. 

lauver

A new/old use for the T-handle... I like it.
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scottg

I had no idea they had springs!    I always thought the handle was floppy for some reason.
  I am much more impressed now!!  Very Cool!
yours Scott
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Batz

Never seen anything like that, very nice screwdriver. I'll love one of those.

Batz
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