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Due to the continuing demand I am not able to post any
new drills on the web site. If any of you would
like to pre-order a drill, be aware that waiting time
varies from 36 to 39 weeks. To place an order,
please select a drill from the list below and
send me an email with request. I will reply with
description of the next step. Please include your
phone number and good time to call. |
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Goodell-Pratt Hand Drill No 5.5 with
Tigerwood Handle c. 1938 |
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Price: $265.00
Item#: 555-GPNo5.5-1938-01
Detailed Description with Photos |
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Millers Falls/Goodell-Pratt
catalog No 42:
After merger with Millers Falls Co., Goodell-Pratt hand drill No.
5.5 received some overhaul, but was still sold with Goodell-Pratt
markings and under original numbering convention. The catalog
No. 42, which offered goods made by Millers Falls Co. and former
Goodell-Pratt Co. described this drill as follows:
Known the world over for its smooth
operation, years of serviceability and fine finish. Two speeds
with ratios of 3.8 to 1 and 1.3 to 1, changed by turning the sift
knob. Ball bearing spindle. Steel pinions. |
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Goodell-Pratt Hand Drill No 5.5 with
Cocobolo Handle
c. 1922 |
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Price: $255.00
Item#: 501s-GPNo5.5-1922
Detailed Description with Photos
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Goodell-Pratt
catalog No 16:
This hand drill is provided with two speeds which enable it to be
used on all classes of work up to its extreme capacity.
The two
speeds are changed by turning the Shifter Knob marked Fast and
Slow. The recently improved clutch makes shifting mechanism
stronger and easier to operate. The polished rosewood handle has a
screw cap that can be removed when handle is used for holding
drills. |
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Goodell-Pratt Hand Drill No 5.5B Toolsmiths c. 1935 |
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Price: $265.00
Item#: 554-GPNo5.5B-1935
Detailed
Description with Photos
International buyers will receive separate invoice with
S&H cost after purchase is complete. |
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This version of the
drill was produced by Millers Falls Company after acquisition of
Goodell-Pratt in 1931.
Goodell-Pratt catalog No. 7 described this drill as:
This tool is intended to fill a long-felt want for Combination Hand
and Brest Drill, the shape of the handle admitting of its use the
latter way. Its capacity is to 3/8 inch; and it has 2 speeds,
facilitating the use of large size drills.
It has double gear,
Two speeds, and a chuck, with capacity to 3/8 inch, as noted
below.
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Frame - Malleable
Iron, Japanned.
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Handle - Polished
Hard Wood, Large Head.
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Gears - Cut Teeth.
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Speeds - It has Two
Speeds, changed by turning the nut on the frame marked "F"
and "S".
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Chuck - Three-jawed,
capacity 0 to 3/8 inch. It has Knurled Nut, Nickel
Plated, well made and accurate.
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Spindle runs in a
hardened steel cone bearing.
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Goodell-Pratt Hand Drill No 5.5 with
Cocobolo Handle
c. 1935 |
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Price: $265.00
Item#: 555-GPNo5.5-1935
Detailed Description with Photos
International buyers will receive separate invoice with
S&H cost after purchase is complete. |
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Goodell-Pratt catalog No 16:
This hand drill is provided with two speeds which enable it to be
used on all classes of work up to its extreme capacity. The two
speeds are changed by turning the Shifter Knob marked Fast and
Slow. The recently improved clutch makes shifting mechanism
stronger and easier to operate. The polished rosewood handle has a
screw cap that can be removed when handle is used for holding
drills.
Capacity 3/8 inch
Length 14 ½ inches
Weight 2 ½ lbs. |
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