Friday, May 3, 2013

Terry Tools

 
Terry Tools - Made in England
 
 
Terry were a manufacturer of accessories of all types cyclec and motor cycles.

There is a copy of a Terry catalogue at Terry Catalogue

Here are samples of Terry products
 

1) Terry Steel Tyre levers
 
This is the catalogue information

 
 
What did they actually look like
 
No 735 Spring steel Tyre levers, set of 3, cycle & motor cycle
 


Actual sizes
Cycle -                                       Motorcycle -
length 4&1/2in                           5&1/2in
Upstand 1&1/4in                        1&1/2in
thickness 3/32in                          5/32in


 






The motor cycle had "Terry"while the cycle had "Terry's"


It was consistant for the set - Motor cycle

 
Cycle

 
 
 
2) Terry Magneto spanner BA series
BA is short for British Association screw threads which were small screw threads. Wikipedia has a good description see link BA threads

Here is the catologue information
 

 
The actual tool looks like this
 


























Spanner set is clearly marked "Terry"s RgNo673876 Spanners"





















Each spanner is marked with BA size the smallest being 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, the largest.
The 6, 7, 8, are marked on the reverse side to the 1-5

 
The larger three , 6 (smallest of the three), 7 and 8 (largest)



























The only other mark is "Made in England"

It also come with screwdriver
 
and feeler gauge
 




3) Terry Tappet spanner

These came in 0BA 1BA and 2BA 3BA



This one is 4BA & 6BA











 

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Draw knives

Draw Knife - Brades 8in




 

 
 
 
 
Drawknife marked
TT
 
 





 

Razor Hones - Rolls Razors and 00 Frictionite

Rolls Razor and 00 Frictionite were found in the the same box.
The Rolls Razor was made in England while the 00 Frictionite was USA made.
Rolls Razor is a paste and was rubbed into the leather strop. The 00 Frictionite was used directly on the razor

Here are the details of the  the 2 products

Rolls Razor

























00 Frictionite












 The following 3 pictures are close ups of the top of this information sheet.






 
The following 2 pictures should be read together to get the content

 
Read the following 2 pictures together to get the content of the bottom half of the sheet





 Smallest sheet








Directions for use