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Pliers6 of 30PEXTO 26 bent nose slipjoint plierswhat are these odd little pliers?
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    Posted 2 years ago

    Odauctions
    (40 items)

    This tool is 10 1/2" in length, and the mouth opens to 1 1/2". I thought it might be used by a Blacksmith to pull nails out of horse shoes.

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    1. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 2 years ago
      Antique Utica fencing pliers. These were before parrot bill pliers came along. Could date from 1800's. Not terribly valuable because there are lots of them around and nobody uses them anymore.
    2. Odauctions Odauctions, 2 years ago
      Thank you, again for your help.
    3. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 2 years ago
      Agreeing -- they're fence pliers, made to work with fence wire (twisting, cutting) and the staples that often fasten it to wood posts.

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