Reply With QuoteHi,Originally Posted by tigbrand
These are plumbers or gas fitters pliers. They were used from victorian times up to the 40,s /50's. Sorry not demolition pliers.
Cheers, Gary
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Fuse crimp pliers?
Hi,does anybody know if these are demolition crimping pliers? These were descibed as such on Ebay,I have a pair the same dated 1917, Arrow,British plier co. Any info much appreciated
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Cheers for that,another Ebay fairy story!
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Yes,sounds right!.my old man has a pair of these in his ancient toolbox and he has never had owt to do with EOD.
He was in the forces years ago though....as a medic!
Maybe he was pulling some poor saps teeth with them!
cheers
waffWaffenamt.
Collector of German ww2 Bomb fuzes and Ordnance.
'The early bird catches the worm!...'
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