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Stanley
Vintage Stanley North Bors. YANKEE No. 2101A 12" Bit Brance Drill W/ Auger Bit
USD 98.00
Condition: Used
Description
View Vintage Stanley North Bors. YANKEE No. 2101A 12" Bit Brance Drill W/ Auger Bit with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Shows beautiful, authentic bench character throughout. Up for sale is a legendary piece of American tool history: an original Yankee No. 2101A 12-Inch Sweep Ratcheting Bit Brace Drill, complete with a vintage wood-boring auger bit. This premium model was originally manufactured under strict heavy-duty contract specifications for the Bell System telephone company. Celebrated by traditional woodworkers and antique tool collectors as the finest, most indestructible brace ever constructed, this tool features an incredibly smooth, enclosed ratcheting mechanism and a steel-clad ball-bearing head. The metal arm is clearly stamped: "YANKEE No. 2101A-12 IN." Condition Details: Very good vintage condition. The dark wood handles are solid with a beautiful natural hand patina from decades of workshop use. The ratchet selector mechanism switches easily, the chuck operates smoothly, and the stamp is crisp and clear. Includes the vintage auger bit shown in photos, making this set ready to go straight to work or slide right into a collection. Shows beautiful, authentic bench character throughout. Please message me if you have any questions or would like specific details! I am happy to help. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Tools, Hardware & Locks › Tools › Carpentry, Woodworking › Drills. Brand: Stanley.
- Brand
- Stanley
- Original/Reproduction
- Antique Original
- Country of Origin
- United States
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