What is this?

[J35]

1st photo upper left is a pair of Gas pliers
Bottom left looks like a artists modeling tool
Bottom right is a hand vise

2nd photo looks like wore out nippers or possibly blacksmith tools

Have fun--J

 

[Larry Caldwell]

Bottom left is a worn out wood turning too. It used to be longer, and has been sharpened almost to nothing. The bull nose nippers are useful for nipping the head off a nail that you can't pull, like a ring shank with a neoprene washer. 40 years ago we used them to pull sheet metal off of a pole barn without screwing up the metal too much. There's also what looks like some sort of crimping tool, and a couple pliers designed for turning nuts without bothering to find the right sized wrench.

 

[JDgreen227]

My dad left me a pair of really long handled hoof nippers, he never had a horse, nor do I, but I have never found a tool better suited to removing fence staples than a pair of those nippers. Although I have a pair of fencing pliers, the leverage those provide is not very good.

 

[magicheater]

Nail and staple pullers and some old pliers, not sure if they are specific to horseshoe work or not.

I have most of them as well, including that little vise/clamp with the wing nut.
Not sure what that was designed for???

JB.

I would tend to agree. The left hand tool in the right photo may be a crimper for a c clip, just a guess.