Lot of 11 Vintage Tools Oil Can and Skeleton Key
Updated September 10, 2026
| Lot number | 20 |
| Category | Tools & Shop Equipment |
| Auction | Multi Consignor Auction and Summer Clean Up |
| Date | September 23, 2026 at 6:00 PM EDT |
| Auction house | ASSETS AND ATTICS, LLC |
| Location | SCARBOROUGH |
Group of 11 pieces of old iron and steel, the kind of hardware that collects in a farm shop over decades. (1) A steel thumb-pump oil can with a long curved spout and a hanging ring. (2) A curved forged blade about 10 inches long with a flat bracket end and a bolt hole, most likely a cutting blade off a larger farm implement. (3) A hand tool with a turned wooden knob handle over an open steel frame ending in a curved cutting edge. (4) A flat stamped implement wrench with a hex opening at each end. (5) A saw frame with a black wooden handle. (6) A small toothed tool with a red and white cloth-wrapped handle. (7) A screw auger with a T-shaped handle. (8) One iron skeleton key. (9) A rod with a looped eye. (10) A flat rod with a T-shaped head. (11) A toothed sprocket or gear wheel. Every piece shows honest rust, pitting and old paint consistent with age and long use, and a ruler in one image gives scale. The original consignor listing described several iron keys; the photos show only one, and this description follows the photos. Condition is fair to good as vintage tools. Not tested for function. Sold as-is. Photos are the most accurate description of this lot. Written descriptions are a guide only and may contain errors. Please review all photos before bidding.
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