My father found a Studebaker C-Clamp at an auction before he died, in an auction in South Bend, and I recently was able to obtain it from the person who purchased it at my step mom's auction (I missed the clamp there and missed it again when it was resold on eBay and eventually obtained it from the person who purchased it on eBay (President8). This clamp was purchased around 2008 Liver's auction house in South Bend (East side near the near the river) in a box lot that my father didn't think much of until he won it for a buck and I turned the clamp over to reveal the Studebaker name on it..
I've done some research with the folks on the Garage Journal, and no real clues. I've also searched for it via Google etc. and found a few more reference, but no solid leads to either Studebaker Corp. or the Studebaker Machine Company (of the hydraulic vise fame). I've found a couple more referenced clamps in Mishawaka, and have an email out to that site to see if I can zero in on them.
I thought I would post it here to see if anyone has seen or maybe have one, and have any idea of where they came from..
Thanks..
Dennis
I've done some research with the folks on the Garage Journal, and no real clues. I've also searched for it via Google etc. and found a few more reference, but no solid leads to either Studebaker Corp. or the Studebaker Machine Company (of the hydraulic vise fame). I've found a couple more referenced clamps in Mishawaka, and have an email out to that site to see if I can zero in on them.
I thought I would post it here to see if anyone has seen or maybe have one, and have any idea of where they came from..
Thanks..
Dennis
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