Reviewed By: I.Ball
Category: Old Rules
Manufacturer: Stanley
Tool Type: Rule
Model No: 36
The Stanley rule number 36 is a very small folding caliper rule made from
boxwood with brass fittings.
The rule has a sliding brass caliper rule with measurements on the brass
caliper. The caliper feature is ideal for measuring
the thickness of on an object; traditionally rope or wire.
The caliper rule is marked out in inches with 1/16 inch increments.
The caliper shown in the photo is classed as a caliper left-hand due
to the caliper being on the left-hand arm. The rules with the caliper
on the right arm are therefore called caliper right-hand.
The boxwood rule is marked out in inches with 1/8 inch increments. The two halves
each have measurements of 3 inch in length. The rule measures 6 inch
in length when the rule is opened and locked straight.
The rule is marked with the wording 'Stanley No 36' on one face of the
rule.
1855 - 1949>
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