A classic machinist's parallel clamp (also called a toolmaker's clamp) with two flat steel jaws tightened by a pair of knurled thumb screws. This is the workhorse clamp found in tool rooms and machine shops for holding work flat and square during layout, drilling, and finishing operations. The steel shows honest patina and surface rust consistent with age and shop use—evidence of a tool that has earned its place on the bench. Both screws and thumb nuts are present and functional.
Condition: used good.
Complete with both screws and knurled thumb nuts, functional; shows surface rust, patina, and general age wear.
