Multitool or maybe an implement wrench, hard to tell with tools this old. Tool has a large size wrench of about 2 inches, small square wrench with a light hammer and pick. The other side text looks like S.C.C. & T, which doesn't produce much in a Google search.
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| Klein catalog |
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| Klein catalog 1954 Thanks, Dave! |
Just the front and rear covers, for the graphic design, but we’ll include the introduction page with the previously unknown Toronto dealer info.
Shown here because I like the cast iron parts, there is a website devoted to these machines at IdealStencil
This 1922 Peugeot model is the Cyclomoto, the engine of which is in the front wheel. Like the larger model, it is a two-stroke, 45x58 mm. (92 c.c), and is entirely self-contained with its drive. A magneto flywheel is fitted, which serves for both ignition and lighting, and the unit incorporates a Ferodo-lined disc clutch. The engine lies in the centre of the front hub, the inner side of which has an internally-toothed ring, and there are meshing with it three pinions, one of which is driven by the engine. All working parts are entirely enclosed, and the lubrication is by the petroil system. The front wheel and forks, which are of the spring variety, may be supplied with an attachment for fitting to an ordinary pedal cycle. It is said to be capable of averaging 18 m.p.h.
The Motor Cycle, December 5th, 1921.
Bottle opener (and closer), wire stripper and cutter. The packaging mentions a "Scandi-craft product" and the fabled "as seen on TV".
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| Ebay |
Nothing special about this clamp, probably made in China fairly recently, but if you can never have enough clamps, maybe we can never have enough clamp manufacturers! Servess was apparently the lower priced house brand of True Value hardware.
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| Patent #742389 |
