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Mystery crazy tool !
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16 Jul 2020 12:38 #830815
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Hi everybody! I picked up this crazy thing in a junk shop about 10 years ago and no one has ever been able to say what it is or what it does, one half looks like possibly cutter maybe wire stripper at a push....who knows, the whole thing is heavily decorated and the only wording on it is.... " Western Germany" that's it guys...what do you think?! :laugh:
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16 Jul 2020 13:37 #830822
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Ha haaaaa! :laugh: no way your right, I just Googled it! 100 points for you! Mystery solved, it's a saw set tool 
now to youtube it and see how it works!
now to youtube it and see how it works! Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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17 Jul 2020 11:41 #830883
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I suppose the prize will be gaining the title of master mystery tool identifier!
That or a worn out rusty 750 twin! :laugh:
That or a worn out rusty 750 twin! :laugh:
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06 Dec 2020 03:34 #839456
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I'm glad to see that people are still looking at my old threads! 
I recently found these two British army pocket knives dated 1952 and 53 they has been in a very damp environment for some time, one had a steel chain attached that was dark orange and crumbling, it just broke off! So I guess they're good quality stainless I'm not sure what "rbs" on them means...any ideas?
I recently found these two British army pocket knives dated 1952 and 53 they has been in a very damp environment for some time, one had a steel chain attached that was dark orange and crumbling, it just broke off! So I guess they're good quality stainless I'm not sure what "rbs" on them means...any ideas? Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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06 Dec 2020 06:45 #839465
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That's fantastic thankyou! 
really interesting to read up about them
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