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Goodell & Pratt . . .

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Goodell & Pratt . . .

s.mackay@worldnet.att.net

>Googled them and found Millers Falss "absorbed" them in the 30s. Would G&P tools be as rare as I'm leading myself to belive ? Like early Lufkin tools ?

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David Miller from Iowa

>I wouldn't say rare or even scarce - depends upons the tool though.

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Scott Burr, 25 deg in Ben Lomond, CA

>Not all that rare. I have a 2 of their egg beaters, nice drills. Good tools.

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Todd Hughes

>Goodell Pratt tools are far from rare and in my experance most are worth less then a simular tool marked Millers Falls. Also I think even after Millers Falls bought up Goodell Pratt they kept making tools marked Goodell Pratt. I have an original late 1930s Millers Falls catalog showing tools that are marked Goodell Pratt.....Todd

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