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Nick

Doll Saw & Bing Fan

I bid on 3 accessories Sunday and won 2 of them.

Won:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI....sPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=012

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI....sPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=012

Lost (2nd highest bidder):

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220234168379

They had already arrived yesterday (very fast shipping ) :



Saw:





Fan:



Atticman

I love that Bing fan, how does it compare to your Marklin one
Les

Very nice, I was going to bid on the Doll saw but it was finishing approx 4.00am UK time and I wasn't going to wait up.
Nick

Les Marsh wrote:
Very nice, I was going to bid on the Doll saw but it was finishing approx 4.00am UK time and I wasn't going to wait up.

You have one just like it, right?
bigal

Nice,  You did really well with the fan (although the saw was a great buy also).
I would guess on I relative basis that the two you won were the better deals.  I think  the fan was the most important piece, follow by the saw,  then the grinder.   Only a novice's opinion
Les

Nick wrote:
Les Marsh wrote:
Very nice, I was going to bid on the Doll saw but it was finishing approx 4.00am UK time and I wasn't going to wait up.

You have one just like it, right?


Yes.
Nick

Atticman wrote:
I love that Bing fan, how does it compare to your Marklin one

I think I like the Marklin a little better. It's just a little bit heavier.

I do like the 3-blade design of the Bing.

Here they are next to eachother:



There is no mounting holes on the Bing:



There is holes on the Marklin:



The Marklin is also easier to oil:

Nick

Les Marsh wrote:
Nick wrote:
Les Marsh wrote:
Very nice, I was going to bid on the Doll saw but it was finishing approx 4.00am UK time and I wasn't going to wait up.

You have one just like it, right?


Yes.

I just looked through your thread and your's is different:

Les

Nick wrote:
Les Marsh wrote:
Nick wrote:
Les Marsh wrote:
Very nice, I was going to bid on the Doll saw but it was finishing approx 4.00am UK time and I wasn't going to wait up.

You have one just like it, right?


Yes.

I just looked through your thread and your's is different:


Sorry, I was thinking of my Bowman Saw.
Wallace

The Marklin fan is great  
Nick

Les Marsh wrote:
Sorry, I was thinking of my Bowman Saw.

Do you have a picture?
Les

Nick wrote:
Les Marsh wrote:
Sorry, I was thinking of my Bowman Saw.

Do you have a picture?


Yes.

Bowman Saw


Your Doll Saw.
Nick

Looks nice Les.

Was this a Bowman grinder that I bid on then?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220234168379

Les

Yes it is a Bowman Grinder you bid on and did you know that the Bowman tools were in fact made by Doll which explains why the Bowman and Doll Sawbenches are identical.  
Manxman

Les Marsh wrote:
Nick wrote:
Les Marsh wrote:
Sorry, I was thinking of my Bowman Saw.

Do you have a picture?


Yes.

Bowman Saw


Your Doll Saw.


They look the same because they are. Doll made a whole set of tools for Bowman in the 1920's. They all seem to be in green paint rather than the more standard Bowman red. I guess Doll then used the pattern and made more tools for a wider market without the Meccano base.
Manxman

Oh and yes another pair of tools I'd gladly have in my collection.
bigal

Thanks Manx for the info concerning Doll and Bowman toys.

Now want a set of Bowman tools  
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