Posted 7 years ago
jrtrpp
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I found these in an old tool chest. I have not had any luck finding similar tools online. The tips appear to be lead.
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Posted 7 years ago
jrtrpp
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I found these in an old tool chest. I have not had any luck finding similar tools online. The tips appear to be lead.
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Found one, Antique Soldering Iron!
These soldering irons were heated using a blow torch. The blow torches had a rest on top where the soldering iron sat while heating up. There are a wide array of sizes of these soldering irons depending on the side of the area to be soldered.
In a tinsmith's shop they were heated in a small coal-fired (and later gas) stove, about the size of a shoebox.
PS. The ends are copper.
Yep,,, Guaranteed soldering irons
Agree w/flashlaure & UncleRon who is also correct that their tips are actually made of copper -- due to that fact, they were also commonly known as "soldering coppers" -- you might have better luck searching that term to find similar examples.