My ANDEROL COLLECTION is growing .......

Well with my recent addition to my Anderol collection I thought I would post a few pics of all that I have and see what I am missing.....see ya RR.

Wow.

Neat stuff, Rod.

Thanks for sharing.

Very nice collection Rod, I think the only other one that would come close to yours would be JDs, or at least the ones that I have seen. Very impressive.

RR looking good --different sizes,shapes --a pleasing look to the graphics on the containers 8) you know this will embed your mind like serial numbers but ain't it FUN

Seems like there's always more

A little bullet lube tin like in this pic:



And a different set of grease/oil tubes:



Probably more to find out there 8)

Very nice collection.

For us novices, when was Anderol a popular product, and when did it cease to be available?

Or is it still avilable?

I thought I remembered seeing another type of grease tube.....once again WMG comes through :lol: :lol: :lol: need some bullet lube too it appears.... Bob, are we going to see you in Hburg this year with your Anderol Display 8) 8) 8) RR.

That looks more like case resizing lube to me.

Bullet resizing, case resizing, whatever - it has a very "vintage" aroma to it when you open the tin, so that probably means it is a carcinogenic banned substance :mrgreen:

Smell reminds me of what the interior of an old 1940's Seeburg jukebox that I had in the 1980's smelled like. Some delightful combination of warm dusty vacuum tubes, asbestos insulation, ozone, and mouse urine.

Rod, I can't make HB but BB45C has a few of these tins IIRC. Might check with him, I seem to remember him buying a few on eBay before he finally allowed me to win this one 6-8 years ago.

PS - did you notice our aviation oil cans are different?

Great stuff guys,,, thanks for sharing those pic's.
Terry

Great pics RR & WMG. My megar collection of three of them isn't nearly as impressive. It's good to see pics like this!

Ale-8(1) said:

For us novices, when was Anderol a popular product, and when did it cease to be available?

Or is it still avilable?

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Anderol manufactures synthetic specialty lubricants, and is still around although I haven't seen any offerings for guns since the 1960s.

Waiting to see who comes up with a 55 gallon drum of Anderol first