Need help identifying folding rule

In article <[email protected]>, John D
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Been lurking for years and have finally got a reason to post.
>
> While out tag sale-ing today I came across an old bucket of tools.
> Mostly hammers and files and such. When I got it home I found in the
> bottom of the bucket a small folding rule. It appears to be ivory and
> only has No. 92 1/2 on it as far as identification (no name brand).
> Folded it is 3" long and open it is 12" long.
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Did a search here for Ivory Rules, couldn't find your number, the price
of some of them may shock you, it may have been a good $5 investment.
Frank C.
http://www.mjdtools.com/toollists.htm

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John D wrote:
> small folding rule. It appears to be ivory and
> only has No. 92 1/2 on it as far as identification (no name brand).
> Folded it is 3" long and open it is 12" long.
> Anyone out there know who made this and is this possibly a drive by
> gloat :-)
> BTW I paid $5 for the bucket of tools.

Sounds like a Stanley, and yes, you definitely suck.
Dave in Fairfax
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daveldr at att dot net

Doing a little searching and all that I could find was this.

http://www.toolsrules.com/RULES.htm

This appears to be the rule. The one I have looks to be in better condition
than this one. I'm starting to get happier now.

John D.