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My grandfather recently came down to visit. He wanted to catch up and wanted to see how my shop was coming along. He surprised me with an entire (large) carload full of collectible things, automotive decor, signs, hubcaps, etc. It took me a few weeks to unpack and sort through everything. It was truly an impressive assortment. Among them, there was one thing I figured you all would appreciate. It's unopened and in the original box, and I intend to keep it that way, but I took several pictures through the plastic. I have never seen one of these before, but I bet they were once very common. Here it is:
I assume this was a tool used to open and pour from oil cans? It's in fantastic condition. Sealed in the plastic, so zero rust.
I'm not selling it, but out of curiosity, what is this worth? I see some used/open ones without packaging online for about $10 bucks. No idea if these are plentiful or if I have a rarity because of the condition and packaging. Either way, enjoy!
I assume this was a tool used to open and pour from oil cans? It's in fantastic condition. Sealed in the plastic, so zero rust.
I'm not selling it, but out of curiosity, what is this worth? I see some used/open ones without packaging online for about $10 bucks. No idea if these are plentiful or if I have a rarity because of the condition and packaging. Either way, enjoy!