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Pistol Grip Come Along

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lauher 19 Jan 2008
#1
Can anyone tell me more about the Pistol Grip Come Along selling on eBay? 160199197714

Who made it and when? Is there a patent?

Thanks

Marc
Mark Lyons 21 Jan 2008
#2
Marc,

I wish I had more documented information on these.
All the info I have for these was taken from past sales of these and its accuracy is questionable.
I have them listed as being made by Viking Manufacturing in the 1950's.
I did a seach on Viking and came up with a magic apperatus company, so I do not know how likely it is that they would have made such an item.
Wish I had more.

mark
O--O
lauher 21 Jan 2008
#3
Can anyone tell me more about the Pistol Grip Come Along selling on eBay? 160199197714

Who made it and when? Is there a patent?

Thanks

Marc
These are one of the neatest nippers ever made. I think the 50s date is reasonable, but who know who made them.

Joe
Kevin Connolly 21 Jan 2008
#4
Can anyone tell me more about the Pistol Grip Come Along selling on eBay? 160199197714

Who made it and when? Is there a patent?

Thanks

Marc
Here is the link. Enjoy.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %26fvi%3D1
Ron Spitz 22 Jan 2008
#5
Can anyone tell me more about the Pistol Grip Come Along selling on eBay? 160199197714

Who made it and when? Is there a patent?

Thanks

Marc
The information Mark has is the same that I have had for this neat Grip. There is no further information under either of the the two grip handles and I have never found any further info on these. Ian did make some good copies several years ago, but the one on ebay is a real one.

Ron
atlanta*casting 22 Jan 2008
#6
Can anyone tell me more about the Pistol Grip Come Along selling on eBay? 160199197714

Who made it and when? Is there a patent?

Thanks

Marc
http://www.vikingmetal.com/

this metal fabricating company got its start
in 1950. perhaps they made the gripper / come-along,
or components for it that some other company assembled.
good mystery...