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External Links

This page will provide links to various external web sites with content that may be of interest to readers of Alloy Artifacts. These sites have been chosen based on informational content, although some may include limited commercial activities as well, such as listings of tools for sale or auction catalogs.

Please note that Alloy Artifacts is not affiliated with these other sites and has no control over their content or policies.

Tool Museums

This section provides links to physical tool museums, to help you plan your next vacation trip.

• Attleboro Area Industrial Museum. An industrial museum with some tool exhibits, located in the same city where the Frank Mossberg Company operated.
• Bolt's Antique Tool Museum. A tool museum located in Oroville, California.
• Davistown Museum. A tool museum located in Liberty, Maine.

Tool Company Sites

These are links to sites providing information on old tools and old tool companies, similar in spirit to Alloy Artifacts.

• Collecting Snap-on. The name says it all -- a site dedicated to Snap-on tools and related brands.
• Plomb Tools. A site dedicated to the Plomb Tool Company and related companies.

Tool Collector's Clubs

• Mid-West Tool Collectors Association.
• Missouri Valley Wrench Club.
• The Wrenching News. A site with information on farm and implement wrenches, and with catalogs for auctions by the Missouri Valley Wrench Club.

Antique and Collectible Tools

• Papawswrench. A site with a mix of tools for sale, photographs, and an active discussion board.
• Rose Antique Tools. A site offering antique and collective tools for sale, with an extensive collection of catalogs for download.

Tool Applications

• VanNatta's Mechanics Tools. A unique site with information on maintaining the huge equipment needed to run a logging company.