What is your oldest and best tool?

[bkreigsr]

...amateurs...pfft
L. Coes 6.5 inch Knife Handle Carrage Wrench.
Patented DEC 15, 1901 and APR 30, 1895.
Coes Wrench Co, Worchester Mass (on the reverse)
Was my grandfather's on my mother's side (blacksmith) and my father's. My brother got the 10 inch version.
Bill K

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by ledhedsymbols

Not it, but looks like this one.

Mine is brown.

If it ain't brown, it ain't down.

[cstreit]

I have this 13mm open end wrench that I bent in a z shape. Seems to get in everywhere. It's thin, tough, and works. my buddy calls it my "Happy Wrench"

[M.D. Holloway]

checkbook

[911 Rod]

Originally Posted by bkreigsr

...amateurs...pfft
L. Coes 6.5 inch Knife Handle Carrage Wrench.
Patented DEC 15, 1901 and ARP 30, 1895.
Coes Wrench Co, Worchester Mass (on the reverse)
Was my grandfather's on my mother's side (blacksmith) and my father's. My brother got the 10 inch version.
Bill K

I think you win. Very cool, but do you use them?

[bkreigsr]

Originally Posted by 911 Rod

I think you win. Very cool, but do you use them?

That would be a yes.
I still have a few square nuts holding things together around the house and garage. The hammer end now serves to pound in hinge pins on the wood doors in the house.
Bill K

[Outback Porsche]

The missus.