2 Vintage Craftsman Duck Bill Tin Snips 10" 45461 & 7" 4546-7 on 2040-parts.com
Casa Grande, Arizona, US
Very good condition, some staining and light rust on exposed steel; small marks/nicks in plastic handles check photos for appearance. Will gladly answer any questions or add photos. Shipping will be combined to lowest possible cost for additional winning bids.
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