A QCCC Easy Open Jack.....I Think!

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A QCCC Easy Open Jack.....I Think!

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Check out this Easy Open Jack.
The tang stamp is very worn but I believe it is a 1930-32 "framed" QCCC. ::shrug::
It's hard to see in the pic I posted but when in the right light and at the right angle, more of the "framing" can be seen.
Also, the pen blade on the pile side is consistent with Queen's #10 Heavy Jack.

The last pic is from an early Schatt & Morgan catalog. Very similar.

Your thoughts?????
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Re: A QCCC Easy Open Jack.....I Think!

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bdev wrote:Check out this Easy Open Jack.
The tang stamp is very worn but I believe it is a 1930-32 "framed" QCCC. ::shrug::
It's hard to see in the pic I posted but when in the right light and at the right angle, more of the "framing" can be seen.
Also, the pen blade on the pile side is consistent with Queen's #10 Heavy Jack.

The last pic is from an early Schatt & Morgan catalog. Very similar.

Your thoughts?????

QCCC tang stamp.jpgDSC_0001.JPGDSC_0002.JPG1488802349_65_4.jpg
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