Antique tools

Jwilli

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Bought some antique tools at an Estate Sale. Some are Ford some unknown. Most need cleaning.
 

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I see several Model A and other Ford wrenches in the pile, along with thin bicycle wrenches.

The Le Sueur swap meet I attended yesterday is the best place I know to find tons of old wrenches; and tools is what I bought a lot of yesterday. I bought several quality older U.S. made wrenches and files.
 
I see several Model A and other Ford wrenches in the pile, along with thin bicycle wrenches.

The Le Sueur swap meet I attended yesterday is the best place I know to find tons of old wrenches; and tools is what I bought a lot of yesterday. I bought several quality older U.S. made wrenches and files.
I got all those plus 3 antique tool boxes and about a dozen other items for less than $40.
 
What literature would be a good source to identify correct model A tools? I saw quite a bit of old tools at a local swap meet that looked correct but because I don't know a lick about what is actually correct I just kept walking by.
 
Ford Garage web page has several articles by Vince that show some tools. A guide to tools for the modes A by David Adair shows some tools.
 
What literature would be a good source to identify correct model A tools? I saw quite a bit of old tools at a local swap meet that looked correct but because I don't know a lick about what is actually correct I just kept walking by.

Look in the Model A judging standards.
 
There is so many of them around they don't seem to command a very high price. Unless they are in a fancy display case they just about sell by the pound. Wayne
 
With the ford logo on the adjuster, I believe the adjustable wrench is V-8.
Pgerhardt you are probably right. The book says that Ford USA was added on Nov 25, 31 and used through 1940. The chance of one being in the A tool box was slim.
 
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