The hole is off side and there are ribs for crimping inside the jaws. Chrome plated and nicely made.
As soon as I figure out how, I’ll add a photo.
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Abbysantiques Reputation: 46 See Abbysantiques' booth |
If it’s chrome, it’s not antique. Antique is 100 years old. Looks like a cable crimping tool of some kind.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
Hi, here’s your image from your linked booth item in question
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
It reminds me of what an electrician or electronics repair person would use for stripping wires and fastening connectors on the end of wires.
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VintagePlus2009 Reputation: 30 See VintagePlus2009's booth |
It is an electrician’s crimping tool.
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music-n-collectibles Reputation: 14 See music-n-collectibles' booth |
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