Consists of hammer handle, long and short jaw. Box joint keeps jaws in perfect alignment. Black enamel finish. Blue body and hand hold. Polished jaws. Read more...

These are the first hand tools ever designed solely for the purpose of digging, gripping and extracting fasteners such as nails, staples or brads. Whether you need to dig big nails out or carefully remove headless brads from the front or the back of your material, the 11" Nail Jack and 8-1/2" Hunter brand nail pullers will do the job quickly, effectively and efficiently. Read more...

Hand-sharpened, double-tempered chromium high carbon steel blade will bite into any part of nail including headless nails. Read more...

22-NP450 Features: -Nail Puller. -Forged alloy steel body and jaws. -Length: 18''. Read more...

This pry bar and nail puller is made with high-quality hardened steel alloy and the thinnest blade available on the market. It will pry into any tight spot with ease, doing less damage to wall and molding surfaces. The curve of the blade is designed to lift molding easily with a turn and is so sharp it removes any nail, even very small and no-head nails, lodged in the wall or any other material. Read more...

This book will be enjoyed by "The Antique Tool Researcher, the Flea marketer, the Tool Collector Historian", and many others. The 39 pages of Patent information is very useful for that person looking for History of Patent Dates, Patent Numbers, or the Patentee. The Nail Puller does the same job as the claw on the hammer, but it does it differently. Mainly, this is about the Slide Hammer type of Nail Puller, and many variations of it. There was a time when each nail was forged by a Blacksmith . T Read more...