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ToolGuyd > Websites & Resources > Rose Antique Tools’ Directory of Old Tool Catalogs

Rose Antique Tools’ Directory of Old Tool Catalogs

Apr 20, 2009 Stuart 7 Comments

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If you enjoy browsing through tool catalogs, then you will definitely want to head on over to Rose Antique Tools. Rose Antique Tools maintains a directory of old tool catalogs that have been scanned in and converted to downloadable PDF files.

You should also check out Rose Tools’s store – they have quite a few antique tools for sale, and US orders over $25 ship for free.

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7 Comments

  1. Ralph Johnson

    Jul 22, 2010

    I have a drill very much like the one in the picture. It’s a Craftsman model 117.2350 dual speed built by Excel. Can you tell me about it? What year, where to get information, parts? It’s in exellant shape and only needs a power cord. I also have a CP drill that says it’s model AT. It has a 5/8″ chuck. I think it’s from the late 1930s or early 1940s. Any info on it would be great also. Thanks.

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  2. Stuart

    Jul 26, 2010

    Hi Ralph,

    I don’t have the answers you’re looking for, but I image the guys over at Papaw’s Tool Talk Forum should be able to help in your search. Vintage tools are their specialty.

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  3. Julie Evans

    Mar 13, 2011

    We have a Black & Decker, Cat No. U-400, 1/4″ Utility Drill, 115v, 2.0 amps, part No: 2487011, type: D, serial #215437. I need a chuck key, and drill bits for this drill. Can you tell me about it? What year, where to get information, parts? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanking u in advance.

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  4. Stuart

    Mar 25, 2011

    Hi Julie, for a chuck key, you should be able to take the drill to a local hardware store and try out the different keys to see which fit best. As for drill bits, if it has an ordinary 3-point 1/4″ chuck, then I don’t see why it wouldn’t accept standard twist drill bits.

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  5. John Gregg

    Aug 24, 2015

    Have a old heavy cast iron Winterhoff, Elkhart, Indiana drill press for sale. Miter gear drive to main vertical spindle. Unique knurled keyless chuck.

    Chicago area

    Reply
  6. Majid

    Apr 3, 2021

    Hi
    I have a very old and no name drill! It dosnt have any name or logo on body. How can i upload its picture here? Maybe some body know it.
    I disassemble that, only saw a small logo witch was AM in a circle, and an other logo on the electric key that was a diamond frame that no body can read the words inside it.

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    • Stuart

      Apr 3, 2021

      I’m sorry but there’s no way to upload an image here. If you have a social media account you can send it that way or post a link here.

      Reply

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