Oilers

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

Still raining and still bored.

Pulled out some exrta oilers. If anyone has any different ones, I would be interested.

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[Bill Ricca]

Nice Collection. To complete a US GI collection all you need is a Polley Brothers and Verson, and a Yankee Hill Machine.

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

Nice Collection. To complete a US GI collection all you need is a Polley Brothers and Verson, and a Yankee Hill Machine.

Bill,

Do you by chance have those others for sale? If so email me please.

I read somewhere about a BW, but have never seen one, have you? Maybe it was a misprint.

These weren't the best examples I had of each, just what was in a bag and quick to round up for a photo. Some nicer in guns but didn't want to take them off.

Thanks,

Jim

[Bill Ricca]

BW is a myth. There are other items that never existed that are printed in books.

[imarangemaster]

BW is a myth. There are other items that never existed that are printed in books.

Like the Loch Ness Monster and honest politicians!

[Tired Retired]

Like the Loch Ness Monster and honest politicians!

No, Loch Ness has been spotted by many crediable people... no one has EVER spotted an honest politician.....

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

BW is a myth. There are other items that never existed that are printed in books.

I know the SW on cap wasn't really Winchester either, I think I read somewhere Grease Gun.

[imarangemaster]

I had one once exactly like the one on the far left. I thought it was just a cheapo aftermarket, and gave it away with a carbine I sold. Did I get rid of a treasure? Must be smaller for the thicker German slings.

[DaveHH]

I shows absolutely no signs of a rebuild and is thought to be original. The oiler is an SW on the lid with a circle.

[BrianQ]

JimF4M1s, the far left oiler in your second picture looks like the one for a sewing machine. This one came with the tool kit for a heavy duty double needle machine I bought a few years ago. Same dimensions as a USGI WWII era oiler but with thicker walls and no rod attached to the cap.