jeffmoss26
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could you show a picture of the other side of the lock? The key is definitely Independent Lock (now Ilco)
I have a bunch of Yale locks that are similar design but larger. I also have several Corbin push key locks.
2023 Garage Sale Thread
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I have a bunch of Yale locks that are similar design but larger. I also have several Corbin push key locks.
3baygarage
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Sure Jeff. Have to wipe it down, there’s some tape residue.
I hit a sale yesterday marked as a "widow of a mechanic of 48 years." It was mostly a mish mosh of different USA made brands but I think I did well for $25. She initially told me $10 and I gave her $20, then I picked up the IR air hammer for an additional $5. She knew the stuff was worth more but told me she was exhausted from trying to sell it all and was happy to see people have her husband's things.
Left to right: some sort of unmarked auto body bumping hammer (possibly), an USA made sledge, and a DISSTON USA hammer (any ideas what it's for), numerous USA (2 Taiwain) air hammer bits, NOS IR air hammer and chuck, Snap On air hammer, MILTON blow gun, Wright Tools 32mm 12 pt 1/2" drive for a friend who collects Wright stuff, NOS Hitachi grinder discs, unmarked large chisel, Proto drift pin and rolling pry bar, unmarked center punch, Snap On small punch, Crescent 5/16" nut driver (I thought it was a Snap On but was wrong), unknown tool with black and gold handle, 2 local advertisement pocket screwdrivers, and a Caterpillar brake adjusting tool.
Anyone know what this is? The tip appears to be brass.
Left to right: some sort of unmarked auto body bumping hammer (possibly), an USA made sledge, and a DISSTON USA hammer (any ideas what it's for), numerous USA (2 Taiwain) air hammer bits, NOS IR air hammer and chuck, Snap On air hammer, MILTON blow gun, Wright Tools 32mm 12 pt 1/2" drive for a friend who collects Wright stuff, NOS Hitachi grinder discs, unmarked large chisel, Proto drift pin and rolling pry bar, unmarked center punch, Snap On small punch, Crescent 5/16" nut driver (I thought it was a Snap On but was wrong), unknown tool with black and gold handle, 2 local advertisement pocket screwdrivers, and a Caterpillar brake adjusting tool.
Anyone know what this is? The tip appears to be brass.
3baygarage
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The key has no markings.
jeffmoss26
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looks like it's in good shape!
Private Lugnutz
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It's a door/room designation. I have seen 'USN TURRET', 'USN MAGAZINE', and others.
3baygarage
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pretty good
A couple items from my last trip.
-Old Buffalo Forged Steel pliers. Used to see these. Not sure who made them. national ? Have to dig out a couple pliers to compare.
-Winchester’s jar wrench. Carthage, Mo. Kind of neat how it adjusts.
A couple items from my last trip.
-Old Buffalo Forged Steel pliers. Used to see these. Not sure who made them. national ? Have to dig out a couple pliers to compare.
-Winchester’s jar wrench. Carthage, Mo. Kind of neat how it adjusts.
RTM
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Looks like brake or piston, depending on which confused seller you picNot sure what these are but for 1 dollar why not buy them
Even a previous GJ thread went dead end.
Debcrow
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Just a few items. I have a question about a couple of them.
The Hinsdale double box end wrenches do not have a model number on them and are not chrome plated. Possibly WWII?
The other double box end has no manufacturer but does have a E cast in it. It looks familiar, maker and also possibly WWII?
THE REST:
Indestro 4488 ratchet, no plug.
Plomb Pebble 1216 & 1220. Plain Plomb 1220. Plomb 3030.
Bonney B Shield 23F wrench. Probably from a set sold for Ford.
Stanley 41 Push Drill.
Barcalo Linemans Pliers
Craftsman 9 44602 adjustable.
The Hinsdale double box end wrenches do not have a model number on them and are not chrome plated. Possibly WWII?
The other double box end has no manufacturer but does have a E cast in it. It looks familiar, maker and also possibly WWII?
THE REST:
Indestro 4488 ratchet, no plug.
Plomb Pebble 1216 & 1220. Plain Plomb 1220. Plomb 3030.
Bonney B Shield 23F wrench. Probably from a set sold for Ford.
Stanley 41 Push Drill.
Barcalo Linemans Pliers
Craftsman 9 44602 adjustable.
WisJim
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I hit a sale yesterday marked as a "widow of a mechanic of 48 years." It was mostly a mish mosh of different USA made brands but I think I did well for $25. She initially told me $10 and I gave her $20, then I picked up the IR air hammer for an additional $5. She knew the stuff was worth more but told me she was exhausted from trying to sell it all and was happy to see people have her husband's things.
Left to right: some sort of unmarked auto body bumping hammer (possibly), an USA made sledge, and a DISSTON USA hammer (any ideas what it's for), numerous USA (2 Taiwain) air hammer bits, NOS IR air hammer and chuck, Snap On air hammer, MILTON blow gun, Wright Tools 32mm 12 pt 1/2" drive for a friend who collects Wright stuff, NOS Hitachi grinder discs, unmarked large chisel, Proto drift pin and rolling pry bar, unmarked center punch, Snap On small punch, Crescent 5/16" nut driver (I thought it was a Snap On but was wrong), unknown tool with black and gold handle, 2 local advertisement pocket screwdrivers, and a Caterpillar brake adjusting tool.
Anyone know what this is? The tip appears to be brass.
That's a great $25 haul. Good on you for taking care of her (and her for not scrapping her husband's tools).
You also ****.
Mike
A C-3 for $50!! That's a huge "you ****".
d42jeep
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The unmarked 5/8” x 11/16” DBE wrench is very likely Barcalo made.Just a few items. I have a question about a couple of them.
The Hinsdale double box end wrenches do not have a model number on them and are not chrome plated. Possibly WWII?
The other double box end has no manufacturer but does have a E cast in it. It looks familiar, maker and also possibly WWII?
THE REST:
Indestro 4488 ratchet, no plug.
Plomb Pebble 1216 & 1220. Plain Plomb 1220. Plomb 3030.
Bonney B Shield 23F wrench. Probably from a set sold for Ford.
Stanley 41 Push Drill.
Barcalo Linemans Pliers
Craftsman 9 44602 adjustable.
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I hit a sale yesterday marked as a "widow of a mechanic of 48 years." It was mostly a mish mosh of different USA made brands but I think I did well for $25. She initially told me $10 and I gave her $20, then I picked up the IR air hammer for an additional $5. She knew the stuff was worth more but told me she was exhausted from trying to sell it all and was happy to see people have her husband's things.
Left to right: some sort of unmarked auto body bumping hammer (possibly), an USA made sledge, and a DISSTON USA hammer (any ideas what it's for), numerous USA (2 Taiwain) air hammer bits, NOS IR air hammer and chuck, Snap On air hammer, MILTON blow gun, Wright Tools 32mm 12 pt 1/2" drive for a friend who collects Wright stuff, NOS Hitachi grinder discs, unmarked large chisel, Proto drift pin and rolling pry bar, unmarked center punch, Snap On small punch, Crescent 5/16" nut driver (I thought it was a Snap On but was wrong), unknown tool with black and gold handle, 2 local advertisement pocket screwdrivers, and a Caterpillar brake adjusting tool.
Anyone know what this is? The tip appears to be brass.
Auveco 23576 Straight Windshield Locking Strip Insert Tool, 0460 Opening Qty 1
10 million fasteners in stock. Automotive, industrial, commercial. No minimum. OEM cross reference. Volume discount. Auveco 23576.
autofastenersandclips.com
Blackmarket
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You paid $50 for that? That's black hole suckage right there! Congratulations!
Debcrow
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Thanks, that looks like it. Do you know if the cast in E possibly makes it WWII?The unmarked 5/8” x 11/16” DBE wrench is very likely Barcalo made.
-Don
You *****Edit - GJ apparently will not let me upload a photo right now
Been a while since I've found anything
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junk companion/fuller/gedore india
c-man 1/4 screwdriver
sears adjustable
c-man =V= doe's
Ace Pro Gearwrench Ratcheting combos
Plomb Pebble Combo
C-man ext & sockets
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C-man VΛ Combo Set
c-man allens
c-man combos V/VV/VΛ
C-Man =V= Breaker Bar Set
C-Man =V= & -V- 1/2 & 3/8 Ratchets
Been a while since I've found anything
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junk companion/fuller/gedore india
c-man 1/4 screwdriver
sears adjustable
c-man =V= doe's
Ace Pro Gearwrench Ratcheting combos
Plomb Pebble Combo
C-man ext & sockets
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C-man VΛ Combo Set
c-man allens
c-man combos V/VV/VΛ
C-Man =V= Breaker Bar Set
C-Man =V= & -V- 1/2 & 3/8 Ratchets
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I was thinking it could be one of these but I have one and it's a little different. Thank you!Auveco 23576 Straight Windshield Locking Strip Insert Tool, 0460 Opening Qty 1
10 million fasteners in stock. Automotive, industrial, commercial. No minimum. OEM cross reference. Volume discount. Auveco 23576.
d42jeep
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It’s very likely made around WW2. The cast in E is more likely just a casting mark than a date code. They sometimes used an O as well.
ctuai
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Estate Sale ($50): Trail Ridge cowboy hat; 10 - 3/8" universals, 4-10mm wrenches, in Proto case; Warner Accuracy Tools 13" scissors ($45); Craftsman drywall bit; John Deere open-end wrench; 8" SK, Bonney flex breaker bar; 10" Wizard, SK, Craftsman extension bar; 6" Craftsman, 5" SK extension; Bonney B-Shield ZT606 6" extension bar; 6" Huskey, SK extension; PLVMB WF-22 T-handle wrench; Power-Kraft T-Handle wrench; Craftman($15), SK, SK diamond ratchets ($23); 18" None Better flex breaker bar; 11" Herbrand extension bar; Lufkin No. 686 72" tape measure; Lufkin 100' Reliable Junior tape measure; Hurdy Gurdy "Love Story"; Shell Oil promotional brush; Disston D23 10pt 20" cross-cut saw ($42); Waterloo Industries tool box; Ace Super Set tap and dies set;
Hopefully, all fits back into the box and I'm wearing the hat home.
Hopefully, all fits back into the box and I'm wearing the hat home.
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That John Deere wrench is made by bonney.
Estate Sale ($50): Trail Ridge cowboy hat; 10 - 3/8" universals; 4-10mm wrenches; Warner Accuracy Tools 13" scissors; Craftsman drywall bit; John Deere open-end wrench; 8" SK, Bonney flex breaker bar; 10" Wizard, SK, Craftsman extension bar; 6" Craftsman, 5" SK extension; Bonney B-Shield ZT606 6" extension bar; 6" Huskey, SK extension; PLVMB WF-22 T-handle wrench; Power-Kraft T-Handle wrench; Craftman, SK, SK ratchet; 18" None Better flex breaker bar; 11" Herbrand extension bar; Lufkin No. 686 72" tape measure; Lufkin 100' Reliable Junior tape measure; Hurdy Gurdy "Love Story"; Shell Oil promotional brush; Disston D23 10pt 20" cross-cut saw; Waterloo Industries tool box; Ace Super Set tap and dies set;
Hopefully, all fits back into the box and wearing the hat home.
S-K Tool Fanatic!
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You ****!Estate Sale ($50): Trail Ridge cowboy hat; 10 - 3/8" universals; 4-10mm wrenches; Warner Accuracy Tools 13" scissors; Craftsman drywall bit; John Deere open-end wrench; 8" SK, Bonney flex breaker bar; 10" Wizard, SK, Craftsman extension bar; 6" Craftsman, 5" SK extension; Bonney B-Shield ZT606 6" extension bar; 6" Huskey, SK extension; PLVMB WF-22 T-handle wrench; Power-Kraft T-Handle wrench; Craftman, SK, SK ratchet; 18" None Better flex breaker bar; 11" Herbrand extension bar; Lufkin No. 686 72" tape measure; Lufkin 100' Reliable Junior tape measure; Hurdy Gurdy "Love Story"; Shell Oil promotional brush; Disston D23 10pt 20" cross-cut saw; Waterloo Industries tool box; Ace Super Set tap and dies set;
Hopefully, all fits back into the box and wearing the hat home.
Kaervak
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Todays stop at the ReStore yielded the following: Craftsman P1, long Craftsman P2 and a Craftsman chisel set in pouch. All for $2.70. Definitely a good deal 
Debcrow
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A few more items from various sales.
MAC RBW15 ratcheting DBE.
XY126 T handle socket wrench (anyone know what for? possibly farm equipment?)
Walden Worcester 5810 fixed handle socket.
Craftsman DOE 11/16 19/32.
The Billings Spencer 1335 DOE
Arcturus DOE 41W-1008-10 (damaged, ground down at one end)
Fairmont.U.S.A. only marking. DOE 1/2 9/16.
forgedBARCALOinUSA marked. 7/8 25/32
Chrome Vanadium 1028-S (No Indestro mark, when the used the Chrome Vanadium as a 'Brand')
Craftsman W-44701 3/4 wrench
Craftsman DOE 5/8 3/4
Unmarked lever-Action Hex Drive Ratchet. Maker unknown.
Proto 1208-L 1/4 wrench
Short Flat Blade Wood insert handle screwdriver (wood damaged on one side)
SOCKETS:
SK Wayne 40140, 1 1/4
Snap-On SW281, 7/8
Herbrand S-124, 3/4
Blackhawk 40119, 19/32
Plomb 5424, 3/4
Long C Craftsman 7/16
3 - 4 marked socket with made in USA. No makers mark.
MAC RBW15 ratcheting DBE.
XY126 T handle socket wrench (anyone know what for? possibly farm equipment?)
Walden Worcester 5810 fixed handle socket.
Craftsman DOE 11/16 19/32.
The Billings Spencer 1335 DOE
Arcturus DOE 41W-1008-10 (damaged, ground down at one end)
Fairmont.U.S.A. only marking. DOE 1/2 9/16.
forgedBARCALOinUSA marked. 7/8 25/32
Chrome Vanadium 1028-S (No Indestro mark, when the used the Chrome Vanadium as a 'Brand')
Craftsman W-44701 3/4 wrench
Craftsman DOE 5/8 3/4
Unmarked lever-Action Hex Drive Ratchet. Maker unknown.
Proto 1208-L 1/4 wrench
Short Flat Blade Wood insert handle screwdriver (wood damaged on one side)
SOCKETS:
SK Wayne 40140, 1 1/4
Snap-On SW281, 7/8
Herbrand S-124, 3/4
Blackhawk 40119, 19/32
Plomb 5424, 3/4
Long C Craftsman 7/16
3 - 4 marked socket with made in USA. No makers mark.
you STOLE it!!
p.s. You ****
Squez
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With all the tools I’ve been buying I picked up this 36in chest for 150.00
Now I need to fill it up
four.cycle
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this device was taking up too much space in the garage and making it difficult to walk in and out, so I was instructed to bring it home along with some other things....
... among the other assorted items - 3 Rosco (Rosenberg Bros) screwdrivers, 2 Irwin yellow-handled screwdrivers, a set of orange-handled screwdrivers with no markings other than "USA" on the handles, a couple Asian import screwdriers, a big wood-handled mystery screwdriver (more pics below), Crescent Manfacturing Company New York New York hacksaw, Diamond Calk & Horseshoe 12-in adjustable, Great Neck 8-in adjustable, 2 German "CHROM VANADIUM" dbes, a set of made-in-India SAE combos, NOS 6-in diagonal cutters (China),
420 Channellocks, Sheffield needle nose, NOS Promarica 5005 & 5017 needle-nose pliers, NOS Osborne 103-1/2 lacing pliers, cherry 2124A Indestro linemans pliers, BernzOMatic (Japan) 8-in slip joint pliers, 2 tape measures, Stanley box cutter, rubber mallet, 3/8" SAE socket set (mostly Craftsman), Globemaster level, Drill motor, twist drill set, cords, box, KR TOOL 1/4" hex drive tool with bits in handle. (Don didn't send me a photo of a "KR TOOL" screwdriver some time ago?)
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four.cycle
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The little pliers are very faintly stamped "Sheffield England" and what appears to be 1016 or 1046. I thought the pattern was kind of interesting.
I am probably missing the obvious here, but who made the large wood-handled screwdriver marked "Worcester - Chicago" ?
this was all contained in this nice plastic tool box. can't beat free.
I am probably missing the obvious here, but who made the large wood-handled screwdriver marked "Worcester - Chicago" ?
this was all contained in this nice plastic tool box. can't beat free.
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ctuai
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Hi All -- I think the Schrade-Walden knife in the pic is a 1953-1957 US navy pilot survival knife. What will confirm it is if the blade is parkerized. What do you think?Estate sale ($40): 3-SK sockets sets; cap pistol; Diamond Calk 4" crescent wrench; PS&W bit brace; 50' Ace Hardware tape measure; bicycle light?; Mac SP16 scraper; Master Tufboy no.308 8' tape measure; Estwing E3-22SM 16" framing hammer; Keencut 13C-8 scissors; Yale pad lock; Schrade -Walden (1953-1957) US Navy survival knife; Carl Nath **** chisels; Vermont American no. 65966 dove tail saw; Draw knife; Propane, Las'stik king sized dust cloth.
Normally, I ignore loose sockets, but in this instance found the empty cases so I decided to sweep up the entire drawer of loose sockets and ratchets. Tada I think I'm only missing one 1/4" - 7/16" deep socket.
d42jeep
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We are back in the Bay Area and I spotted an estate sale in Clayton, CA put on by one of our favorite companies. I saw a Powr-Kraft box in the Craigslist pictures and it was still there when we arrived a couple hours after the sale began. There was a pretty nice Kennedy machinist’s box with tools inside that I couldn’t resist. Here are some pictures of the haul.
-Don
Powr-Kraft sets
Kennedy box
Bleeder set
Little Walden set
Nutdrivers
Pebble DOE
-Don
-Don
Powr-Kraft sets
Kennedy box
Bleeder set
Little Walden set
Nutdrivers
Pebble DOE
-Don
d42jeep
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A few more tools found this morning.
-Don
Lufkin tape
P&C tools
Thorsen combo
Mystery wrench
Teeny index
Starrett
Craftsman tools
Milford saw
Screw starters
Wards Master Quality combo
-Don
Lufkin tape
P&C tools
Thorsen combo
Mystery wrench
Teeny index
Starrett
Craftsman tools
Milford saw
Screw starters
Wards Master Quality combo
nadogail
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All good stuff, keep n looking for more fnds.
four.cycle
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^ that brown Kennedy box is fabulous!! 
Stubby1743
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Anyone know what this is? The tip appears to be brass.
It looks like a tool for inserting a trim strip into windshield rubbers.
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