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O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871
O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871
O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871
O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871
O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871
O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871
O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871
O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871
O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871
O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871

O W Burritt Roof Double Crimper Vintage Standing Seam Tin Roofing Crimper 1871

$ 210.67

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Brand: O W Burritt
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Machine Type: Double Seaming
  • Condition: O W Burritt Tin Roof Crimpers30" overall LengthHere is a very rare set of vintage tin roof crimpers After doing some research on these particular pair I found that there are some that now sit in a museum. These were made by O W Burritt of Weedsport, NY. Research tells me that Burritt (a hardware store owner) made the first set of his crimpers in 1871, he was granted more patents in following years for "improving" to his original pair (1871). This pair was patented in 1871. Please do your research on these so that you can appreciate them for what they are. This pair is in very good condition and actually looks like they could still be used in there current condition.
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    Description

    O W Burritt Tin Roof Crimpers
    30" overall Length
    Here is a very rare set of vintage tin roof crimpers
    After doing some research on these particular pair I found that there are some that now sit in a museum. These were made by O W Burritt of Weedsport, NY. Research tells me that Burritt (a hardware store owner) made the first set of his crimpers in 1871, he was granted more patents in following years for "improving" to his original pair (1871). . Please do your research on these so that you can appreciate them for what they are. This pair is in very good condition and actually looks like they could still be used in there current condition.