For sale is a BILLINGS & SPENCER CO. NO. 96 BICYCLE WRENCH. This wrench is in mint condition.
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The Billings & Spencer Co Hartford Conn USA Adjustable Steel Wrench Spanner ~ 5”
The Billings & Spencer Co. Adjustable Steel Wrench “Model A Adjustable Bicycle Wrench” – 5 inches long. Made in Hartford Conn. USA. All original condition. Please see photos for more details. Feel free to ask any questions. Ships within the lower 48 U.S. states only. Always willing to combine shipping. Includes tracking. Thanks for looking.
Antique Billings S Curve Wrench 20” Farm Primitive Railroad Mining Railway Auto
Antique Billings S Curve Wrench 20”. I Am Not An Expert -. Condition Is Used – Use Zoom Feature To Examine Closely -.
Vintage Billings & Spencer Hartford CT C.E. Billings Adjustable Bicycle Wrench
BILLINGS & SPENCER GUN MAKERS HAND VISE – RARE!!
✅ Type: Gun Makers Hand Vise. ✅ Includes: Hand Vise Only. The exact working condition and completeness are based on what is shown in the photos. ✅ Rare / Hard-to-Find Piece.
Billings Life-Time 11″ Sliding T Handle Breaker Bar 1/2″ Drive LS1211 USA -Nice!
Used in excellent condition
Antique Billings 1892 Pat. Date 4 Blade Screwdriver
Date 4 Blade Screwdriver. No rust and operates smoothly.
Pair Vintage Monkey Wrenches Billings 18” &” USA
Vintage Billings & Spencer Coes Pattern 12 All Steel Monkey Wrench Works USA
Vintage Billings & Spencer Coes Pattern 12 All Steel Monkey Wrench Works USA. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
Antique Billings Coes 16″ Adjustable Monkey Pipe Wrench Union Pacific Railroad
The wrench is in good, working, antique condition. It has UP stamped on it, which I would assume Union Pacific Railroad. Thank you for looking!
ANTIQUE BILLINGS & SPENCER PAT.1896 SLIDING SCREWDRIVER TOOL 4-BLADES
OLD ANTIQUE BILLINGS & SPENCER HARTFORD CT. HAS 2 PATENT DATES LATEST IS FEB. 4 1896. SLIDING SCREW DRIVER TOOL 4 – BLADES. Get images that. make Supersized seem small.
Craftsman Long-C 1020 DOE 7/16 x 1/4 “CI” 1942-1945
In the 1930s Manufacturer’s Code began to appear on Craftsman Tool. Alloy Artifacts has produced considerable evidence that Billings is “CI”. We accept their conclusion. Billings was slow to the use Alloy Steel, 1925.