Description

Bring a traceable piece of California-made working hardware into a ranch, barn, workshop, or regional collection with this Jackson Benicia cast-iron hook pulley. Raised maker and place markings distinguish it from an unmarked pulley, while the grooved wheel and pivoting hook preserve the form that made the tool useful.

Measuring 13.5 inches high by 10.5 inches across, it is large enough to read clearly on a beam, wall, or sturdy display stand without requiring the footprint of full machinery. The wheel turns easily and the hook pivots, giving the mechanism visible movement for close interpretation.

The iron carries widespread oxidation, pitting, finish loss, and surface wear. Offered as a regional ranch artifact for display or possible restoration rather than lifting service.

Review the raised Jackson Benicia markings and moving parts in the gallery, then choose a secure mounting or supported placement that does not place a load on the pulley.

Condition

Weathered antique condition with widespread oxidation, pitting, finish loss, and surface wear. The wheel turns easily and the hook pivots. Offered for display or restoration rather than lifting use.

Specifications

• Maker: Jackson
• Marking: Jackson Benicia
• Type: Cast-iron hook pulley
• Height: 13.5 inches
• Width: 10.5 inches
• Movement: Wheel turns easily; hook pivots
• Source: Pleasant Valley, California ranchette estate

Please review all photographs closely, as they are part of the description and show the item’s present condition.

Item located in Pleasant Valley, CA.