Look what I found from the friends shed during cleaning. Lot of nice pictures and information about drills, reamers, cutters, spanners, taps and dies etc, etc. 18 different catalogues from 1934-36 bound together.

That is nice, any chance of posting a few more pages?

Rob

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Very nice, they made beautiful tools at BSA.

Henk

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Any special interest? There is following catalogues and leaflets:

B.S.A High Speed Steel Twist Drills.
B.S.A High Speed Steel Milling Cutters
B.S.A Hollow Mill with Broached Relief
B.S.A High Speed Steel Reamers
B.S.A Drill Reamer
B.S.A Taps, Dies and Ground Thread Taps
B.S.A Combination Centre Drills Ground Relief
B.S.A "Penetrator" Twist Drills
B.S.A Forged Spanners
B.S.A Quick-Change Chucks
B.S.A Chucks 3-jaw Self-centering Type
B.S.A Chucks
B.S.A 4-jaw Chucks
B.S.A Solid Counterbore with Interchangeable Pilot
B.S.A Cam Action Vice
B.S.A Hack Saw Blades (Jessop's Steel)
B.S.A Oil & Suds Pump
B.S.A High Grade Cast Steel Files

To much to scan all of them at once.

Kalle, scans of the forged spanner pages would be interesting in that they could relate to the motorcycle tool kits.

Hi Kalle

I would like to see a "cam action vice" and some hacksaw blades please.

Rob

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I think these tools are made by bsa for general use not only for bsa motorcycles/cars

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Yes, these are general tools for workshop/industry. I will scan some as soon as possible.

Kalle

Kalle, I would love to see any information on 4-jaw chucks. Happy to contribute to any costs involved as well.
I have this BSA 10-inch 4-jaw that came with a WW2 vintage lathe.

email (option): rays54@hotmail.com

No costs, I've had a lot of help from the forum for free, it's time to pay back. You have to wait a bit though.

Nice chuck Ray..!!...and the good thing about a 4 jaw is they don't wear out as fast as the 3 jaw chucks do...Ian

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Here are some BSA tools, not sure how you determine when they were manufactured.

Rob

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BSA Tools

Thanks Kalle. Rob

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I have a new favourite spanner, I wonder who or what "DES 1" was?

Rob

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