Car part (1) - BEARD - Universal Cylinder Reamer - 1940-1950





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Original BEARD Universal Cylinder Ridge Reamer – Marshallplan edition (ca. 1948–1952)
Rare and complete L.O. Beard Tool Company set from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., delivered to Europe as part of the Marshall Plan ('For European Recovery') after World War II.
This Universal Cylinder Ridge Reamer (2 9/16” – 4 7/8” expansion) was used for removing ridge edges in engine cylinders during overhaul.
The set includes the original metal case, expandable reamer head, multiple cutting blocks, and original labels/stickers.
Original packaging with 'For European Recovery' sticker
Full metal tool, functional and in good vintage condition.
A collectible piece of industrial history
Manufacturer: L.O. Beard Tool Co., Lancaster, PA, USA.
Period: around the late 1940s
Condition: good, with patina and minor signs of use.
A special collectible for enthusiasts of vintage tools, automobile history, or the Marshall Plan industry.
Original BEARD Universal Cylinder Ridge Reamer – Marshallplan edition (ca. 1948–1952)
Rare and complete L.O. Beard Tool Company set from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., delivered to Europe as part of the Marshall Plan ('For European Recovery') after World War II.
This Universal Cylinder Ridge Reamer (2 9/16” – 4 7/8” expansion) was used for removing ridge edges in engine cylinders during overhaul.
The set includes the original metal case, expandable reamer head, multiple cutting blocks, and original labels/stickers.
Original packaging with 'For European Recovery' sticker
Full metal tool, functional and in good vintage condition.
A collectible piece of industrial history
Manufacturer: L.O. Beard Tool Co., Lancaster, PA, USA.
Period: around the late 1940s
Condition: good, with patina and minor signs of use.
A special collectible for enthusiasts of vintage tools, automobile history, or the Marshall Plan industry.

