Help for describing what tools these are ?

[jock194]

Hi
I wonder if anyone knows what the tools are that I have shown I cant find anything like them on the internet. I also have shown some other strange implements that may not be building tools I think the third picture is of a tool for wallpaper but I am not sure.

Many Thanks

 

[Mottie]

The first one is a bit for a kango/jack hammer/concrete breaker or whatever you call them.

 

[HERTS P&D]

2nd is a slate ripper for removing stale tiles on a roof.

Andy

 

[jock194]

Thanks now I see it.....Looks quite old how long have we had Kango's

 

[jock194]

I have looked everywhere to find out what that is Many Thanks

 

[KenGMac]

The 4th. appears to be a device to "spread" or "compress" a spring ?

All could go well on Antiques Roadshow??

Ken.

 

[jock194]

I actually wondered if it might be something to do with tyre changing as it seems to be designed for opening something as the grips on the end are on the outside not the inside

 

[jock194]

The grips on the outside Thanks for your replies

 

[KenGMac]

Looks quite old how long have we had Kango's

Can I suggest the device looks a lot like a so called, as I recall a "Pick Point" used in conjunction with old air compressors, Pre-Kango, such as the CP3 / CP9 / amd the CP110 the last one needed a Laborer whose knuckles dragged on the ground? to operate it, a real beast.

Again as I remember the CP referred to "Consolidated Pneumatic s"

 

[noseall]

Thanks now I see it.....Looks quite old how long have we had Kango's

Looks like its out of an old pneumatic tool.

 

[noseall]

Are they blacksmiths tools?

 

[^woody^]

Found in the tool bag of Mathew Hopkins no doubt