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Pexto Unusual Curved Wing Dividers
 
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This is a top quality wing divider with fine adjustment in good used conditon. This is a nicely designed divider that allows fast adjustment as the user can loose the thumb screw and set the required dimension quicker than the newer spring dividers. Also there is a fine adjustment on this one that allows the user to get this divider set to right on the money. This style is fairly rare today, and if in mint condition is worth $75+. This is a rarely seen model, with one offset leg, it measures 5.75" long overall. This on has some minor pitting in a few area, but looks nice. The hinge is snug and moves smoothly, it has a brass bushing on both sides of the hinge. A very nice antique tool overall, in good working order! !

The PEXTO logo is that of Peck Stow & Wilcox Co., a well known, respected tool maker in the early 1900's.
 
 
Contact:   Great Expectations Antiques
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Price:   $38.00  USD   Convert Currency
Quantity Available:   1
Est. Shipping:   $5.00 USD
Ship Internationally:   Yes   (Quoted at time of purchase)
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Reference #:   T6601
Condition:   Good+
Circa:   1930's
Maker:   PECK, STOW & WILCOX

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