Leather tools for sale

poolcuemaster

poolcuemaster

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Hey all of you case maker's or leather crafter's I have a good friend who moved to Ohio and quit doing mechanic work to sell on E Bay. He has some nice lots of leather tools right now on ebay and has great feedback and is good people. E Bay name is becksrelics so check them out.--Leonard


becksrelics once more check them out
 
poolcuemaster said:
Hey all of you case maker's or leather crafter's I have a good friend who moved to Ohio and quit doing mechanic work to sell on E Bay. He has some nice lots of leather tools right now on ebay and has great feedback and is good people. E Bay name is becksrelics so check them out.--Leonard


becksrelics once more check them out
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give us a link to one of his sales!!
 
Thanks Waldo

Waldo's said:
here is a link to the auctions LINK
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I had trouble adding a link like I had trouble adding pictures at first and the seller is solid gold I promise, I worked with him twice side by side for ten years.--Leonard
 
poolcuemaster said:
I had trouble adding a link like I had trouble adding pictures at first and the seller is solid gold I promise, I worked with him twice side by side for ten years.--Leonard
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I would love to learn that!! you know who is a true leather artist is (art Cantando)
 
cornerstone said:
I would love to learn that!! you know who is a true leather artist is (art Cantando)
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For Sure Dude. I will give the link a look. I have found that saddlemen are some of the more well rounded Leather craftsman around the tooling aspect.
Love to see where I'll be in 20 years.
-Vincent
 
I just got email from becksrelics and he has alot more leather tools to add onto E Bay so good luck.--Leonard
 
Im kinda curious as to how he qualifies everything as vintage. Is it like cars.. After 30 years you can get antique plates for it if its still alive? Most of the stuff doesnt look old, just used(leather stuff, I have no idea about blacksmith/autobody stuff). The prices are preatty good though for what he has. Just my2 sense
 
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Almost everything sold in that part of Ohio is vintage and people there don't have jobs anymore so they don't buy stuff at flea markets and auctions unless its something they have to have, my friend goes to estate sales almost every day and county sales once a week. They live next to Amish country section of Ohio.

Leonard

he spends a lot of time cleaning tools to read names and numbers for discriptions
 
Giving this thread a bump as there are a lot of tools to see at the link. I used to be into leather work but no for several years now. Were I still into it these auctions would be at the top of my list.
 
Thanks Jim I just thought some of the guys on here could get a good deal, my friend said the estate sale he bought these at was unbelievable. There was tools in every room and closet and basement and drawer, the man must have kept every tool he ever saw and bought.

Leonard
 
prices with feedback

shag_fu said:
Im kinda curious as to how he qualifies everything as vintage. Is it like cars.. After 30 years you can get antique plates for it if its still alive? Most of the stuff doesnt look old, just used(leather stuff, I have no idea about blacksmith/autobody stuff). The prices are preatty good though for what he has. Just my2 sense
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I also forgot to mention in my other post to you how much difference great amounts of great feedback mean in prices the auctions end at. My friend and I both sold a bunch of Snap on tools on E Bay that were identical except that his were old and mine were brand new never used and his brought three times what mine did and I was giving free shipping on some of mine but only had 40 something perfect feedback and he has 4000 and something perfect.

Leonard
 
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