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Lineman's Telegraph Hand Crimper/Stripper Pliers Tool, Original Wrapped Handles For Sale


Lineman's Telegraph Hand Crimper/Stripper Pliers Tool, Original Wrapped Handles
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Lineman's Telegraph Hand Crimper/Stripper Pliers Tool, Original Wrapped Handles:
$35.00

Antique Lineman's Wire Splicing and Crimping Tool.This style of tool was a staple for telegraph, telephone, and railroad linemen in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.Features & Condition:Authentic Patina: Features great "as-found" character with surface oxidation. It has not been aggressively cleaned or altered, making it perfect for tool collectors or rustic decor displays.Original Handle Wrap: The handles still retain their vintage fabric friction tape insulation. It shows great wear, fraying, and age that proves its history of field use.Complete Hardware: Crucially, the original swing-arm metal loop latch at the end of the handle is completely intact and functional (these are very frequently missing on surviving examples).Functional Jaws: The graduated round-toothed clamping slots are in good shape and the tool opens and closes smoothly.No highly visible manufacturer stamps are exposed, and the handle wrap has been left entirely undisturbed to preserve its historic integrity for the buyer.Please examine the high-resolution photos carefully to judge the exact condition for yourself.Don't miss out on adding this rugged piece of early utility americana to your collection!
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