Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Antique folding ruler | Perkus | Made in Czechoslovakia
QTY: 2
SOLD
Of the most commonly used tools by a brick mason, which does not get much attention, is a folding ruler. Folding rulers are very old-fashioned tools and have been in use since the late 1800's. In modern times, the use of folding rulers have greatly diminished since the invention of the steel tape measure. In the masonry industry, folding rulers have still kept their presence because masons like to have a straight, stiff measuring instrument, or "story pole" for marking brick courses along vertical or horizontal surfaces... read more
SOLD
Of the most commonly used tools by a brick mason, which does not get much attention, is a folding ruler. Folding rulers are very old-fashioned tools and have been in use since the late 1800's. In modern times, the use of folding rulers have greatly diminished since the invention of the steel tape measure. In the masonry industry, folding rulers have still kept their presence because masons like to have a straight, stiff measuring instrument, or "story pole" for marking brick courses along vertical or horizontal surfaces... read more
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| SOLD OUT |
Monday, March 16, 2009
Paper Clip | Grip | Made in England
QTY: Last 4 boxes only
I decided to sell my remaining 4 boxes! The price is going up to RM20 p/box next week. A bit reluctant to let go but I really don't need so many of them?
Ideal Paper Clip was patented in the year 1902 and
advertised in the year 1903 - present
I decided to sell my remaining 4 boxes! The price is going up to RM20 p/box next week. A bit reluctant to let go but I really don't need so many of them?
Ideal Paper Clip was patented in the year 1902 and
advertised in the year 1903 - present
Unique butterfly design accommodates large, bulky documents securely. Clamps slide on and off without tearing paper. Rust-resistance
Friday, March 13, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Folding Steel Ruler | Brand No713 | Made in England
Three pieces ruler made of thin steel with swivel joints. Marked centimeters and inches. Made in England in the early 1900.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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