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Dating An Antique Tool

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turast | 12:30 Wed 04th Dec 2013 | DIY
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I've acquired a brace drill which is stamped Robt Sorby. There is also a small rectangle containing a saltire. Elsewhere on the metal another saltire occurs, but not enclosed. Does anyone know if this could indicate approximately when the tool was made?
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You could contact the company http://www.robert-sorby.co.uk/
12:37 Wed 04th Dec 2013
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Dating an antique tool? David Dickinson must be over 60!
12:38 Wed 04th Dec 2013
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True and he's developed a curious mahogany patina.
12:42 Wed 04th Dec 2013
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I'm jealous. The name Sorby on tools indicates top quality stuff!
18:49 Wed 04th Dec 2013
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From SHEFFIELD YAYYYYYYYY
18:51 Wed 04th Dec 2013
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I was going to say ...me too turast . ( sorry )
18:54 Wed 04th Dec 2013
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shouldn't this question be in 'Relationships and Dating'?
18:57 Wed 04th Dec 2013

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