A new and old 100 lb Little Giants and a very old 25 pounder. Love em!

 

 

25 Lb Canadian Giant (Jardine) with the original drawing dies and brake and a 34 Lb homemade "rusty" style hammer with combination drawing / flat dies.

110lb SayHa

1913 50# LG running six days per week.

 

One of my latest 22" cymbals.  The LG takes a lot of the grunt work out of it.

 

 

Later,

Matt

3B Nazel most days.

just accepted an offer on my 50weight Moloch mechanical

Will have a 1,000 weight Niles Bement Pond converted to air up next year.

 

Would not mind a 100 weight air hammer

 

Ric

KA-75   .....  LG-25 ......  NO.0  Champion     The Champion is not on the line yet.....   

 3 Beaudrys a 75, 100, 200 and a 25 lb Little Giant would love to have an Chambersburg 150 or 2b Nazel some day and yes I know I have a disease!

ric, we need photos of the niles- bement pond!

When I get it sorted yes.

Ric

100# Bradley upright helve. I would really like a 200-300#.

100 lb. Little Giant # 465 . Made in 1916, ( I think). Too dirty and greasy to fotograff, sorry.

7 votes for "other"?  Home made air?

 

 

Yep, that was how I voted.  Kinyon style home made.

 

I noticed this too. Have to wonder if the results would be different if it was simply "Homemade" There are many types of homemade hammers than tire hammers. My vote wouldn't have change anything as mine IS a tire hammer. Just sayin' :D

Wherare the Massey s???? :angry:  :(  :huh: 

Wherare the Massey s???? :angry:  :(  :huh: 

I voted for mine as a Modern Self Contained.

I voted "other" because my homemade one is not a tire type, its mechanical.

I voted for mine as a Modern Self Contained.

where do you draw the "modern line"? masseys made surely some of the first self contained hammers? which should mean there is a "pioneer self contained" section :p

1915 Beaudry's Peerless hammer with a lovely 50kgs at maximum thrust!! 

1915 Beaudry's Peerless hammer with a lovely 50kgs at maximum thrust!! 

 

Pictures Johnnie PICTURES! We want to see your newly resurrected beauty.

 

Frosty The Lucky.

Well, may I add, Videos Johnnie, VIDEOS  :ph34r:

where do you draw the "modern line"? masseys made surely some of the first self contained hammers? which should mean there is a "pioneer self contained" section :P

It was delivered new to the Steel company of Canada in 1960 it's 53 years old   So if I say antique some of the antiques on here here might have an issue with that :rolleyes:

I voted modern mechanical, cause one of the 100 pounders is New and they don't seem like antiques to me.

 

But the old 25 IS an antique! :D

100 lb. homebrewed guided-helve "Rusty" type.  I debated on whether to count it as "other", but went with tire hammer since it has a tire clutch.

 

I named her Gunnhilda (battle-maiden).  :)

250 Murray, 500 Bradley, 200 Chambersburg, 800 Niles Bement Pond, Mildly seeking for a 2000 H frame  B)

If you can find that H frame Dillon, I think we would all finally be impressed with your shop.... :P

50 Little Giant, 75 Fairbanks, 150 Fairbanks, and a #2 (50) Beaudry to be added soon.