Outlawmws
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Isn't the back saw non/Disston?
I like the mini bar/F clamp. That size can be very handy.
2025 Garage Sale Thread (14th Annual)
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Isn't the back saw non/Disston?
I like the mini bar/F clamp. That size can be very handy.
Provincial
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JMP gets another ****.
DetailSeeker
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It is, but the handle is Canadian Tire, so while the blade might have drifted in from somewhere else (it's held in place with a wingnut), Im suspecting CT. I'll see if I find anything under the rust.
(And yeah, I am pleased with the clamp! One can never have too many.
)Smokeshow69
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Nope, he gets 2 *****!
JMLangford
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Yesterdays haul....
I got 5 sockets and a socket rail with 8 clips for $3
The sockets are all 12 pt:
Husky 15/16" x 1/2"dr.
PowKraft 3/4" x 3/8"dr.
Bonney 11/16" x 3/8"dr. (USA)
Craftsman 5/8" x 3/8"dr. =v=
TAT 1/2" x 3/8"dr.
Nice zippered pouch w/strap for my digital multimeter and extra leads for $2....
Total = $5 less 25% senior discount for $3.75 total
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I got 5 sockets and a socket rail with 8 clips for $3
The sockets are all 12 pt:
Husky 15/16" x 1/2"dr.
PowKraft 3/4" x 3/8"dr.
Bonney 11/16" x 3/8"dr. (USA)
Craftsman 5/8" x 3/8"dr. =v=
TAT 1/2" x 3/8"dr.
Nice zippered pouch w/strap for my digital multimeter and extra leads for $2....
Total = $5 less 25% senior discount for $3.75 total
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Kaervak
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$1.08 out the door from the ReStore today. Craftsman stubby flat blade and an SK 8pt 1/4 drive 5/16 socket. Can’t beat that. 
neharr41
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I was looking on Marketplace and saw a tool box with tools recently listed, seemed like mostly lower-end brands but I could see a yellow Snap-On ratcheting screwdriver in one of the drawers, so I decided to go take a look. Was only about 30 minutes from my place.
When I got there I was lead over to an old garage by the seller's neighbor, who had listed the tool box. I was only expecting to see the tool box and nothing much else. Turns out, it was an older guy selling everything in the garage! I got a bunch of stuff, mostly tool truck brand items.
But the best find of the day was his vise, a 1945 4" Wilton Bullet. It was the first thing I asked for a price on and he said "$10, you take it off." Sounds good to me!
Here it is after an extensive clean-up and grease:
When I got there I was lead over to an old garage by the seller's neighbor, who had listed the tool box. I was only expecting to see the tool box and nothing much else. Turns out, it was an older guy selling everything in the garage! I got a bunch of stuff, mostly tool truck brand items.
But the best find of the day was his vise, a 1945 4" Wilton Bullet. It was the first thing I asked for a price on and he said "$10, you take it off." Sounds good to me!
Here it is after an extensive clean-up and grease:
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bmwrd0
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$10 for a Wilton is a You ****.
Mr. Wonderful
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Massive suckage!!!I was looking on Marketplace and saw a tool box with tools recently listed, seemed like mostly lower-end brands but I could see a yellow Snap-On ratcheting screwdriver in one of the drawers, so I decided to go take a look. Was only about 30 minutes from my place.
When I got there I was lead over to an old garage by the seller's neighbor, who had listed the tool box. I was only expecting to see the tool box and nothing much else. Turns out, it was an older guy selling everything in the garage! I got a bunch of stuff, mostly tool truck brand items.
But the best find of the day was his vise, a 1945 4" Wilton Bullet. It was the first thing I asked for a price on and he said "$10, you take it off." Sounds good to me!
Here it is after a extensive clean-up and grease:
Patrickm82
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3jakes
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WisJim
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brockmub
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SC Fly Guy
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In the running? He’s the Jayden Daniels of GJ. Just give him the ROY trophy now!!
brockmub
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Man, some day I’ll find a Wilton, but until then it’s going to be more oilers. Picked up this Maytag stuff, even the little tin cup is stamped Maytag on the bottom. The knight’s helmet is a wine/liquor pour.
neharr41
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Outlawmws
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Another **** on the Wilton!
Old Radar
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Suckation City!!
DetailSeeker
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Provincial
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neharr 41 *****, big time!
Some of the appealing things we found yesterday.
PEXTO Stillson-Pattern with a threaded handle end . . . missing it's wood handle, I guess?!
Blue Point OEX-100
Bet’r Grip Vanadium Adjustable w/Broached Hanging Hole L-11-0
Craftsman 7/16 Combination Wrench =VV=
PEXTO Stillson-Pattern with a threaded handle end . . . missing it's wood handle, I guess?!
Blue Point OEX-100
Bet’r Grip Vanadium Adjustable w/Broached Hanging Hole L-11-0
Craftsman 7/16 Combination Wrench =VV=
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Jayman17
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I was going to say that's a good price on the $10 Wilton, until he said you had to take it off. 
I know where a nice 4-1/2" Wilton vise is but I am afraid to ask how much it is. I bought some tools from a woman selling her ill husbands tools. She was selling (trying to sell) everything at eBay prices including some Craftsman tools at Snap On prices. I only bought a couple things but the one item I got a great deal on was the original copper soft jaws for the Wilton vise since she didn't have time on the spot to find them on eBay.
WNYflyer
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Sorry to be so late to the party - just catching up.
Love the gate - reminds me of the one at the rear yard/garden of my grandparents’ house.
Where I grew up, the local dairy farm included disused pastures above the valley floor, reverting to forest, where we often hiked. Along the rim of the bluffs was planted a single row of a dozen or so apple trees - each different - grown old and unpruned. None of the apples looked or tasted much like the limited types popular in markets at the time, as we kids discovered when our wanderings coincided with their ripenings. Some were sweet, some sour; one had a flavor like roses, another almost like grapes (the dark-skinned kind), one was reminiscent of banana.
Those former pastures have been cleared again, but for new housing, and I think the apples are gone.
bmwrd0
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There were two sales of interest today in town, and once I had breakfast I made my way over to them.
From the second sale I went to: Stanley screwdriver, long spade bit, Dunlap ratchet. From the first sale (a sale I realized I had no money in my pocket, and so had to go out, hit the machine, and go back): boxed tap set, Snap-on socket, Par-X wrench, vinyl holder for taper pin reamers, drill gauge (wharehouse manufacturing, never heard of them), Craftsman auto punch, and this:
a small Presssteel roller, I think. It has all the hallmarks of one, the right type of casters, lip around the top, etc. But no markings that I have found. Anyway, I don't need it, but it was cheap.
After hitting the sales, I went to the local used bookstore, as I had books to bring in. I have plenty of credit, but you always need more.
Voltaire's Candide, 1928. African Game Trails, Roosevelt 1910. Don Quixote, Cervantes 1902.
From the second sale I went to: Stanley screwdriver, long spade bit, Dunlap ratchet. From the first sale (a sale I realized I had no money in my pocket, and so had to go out, hit the machine, and go back): boxed tap set, Snap-on socket, Par-X wrench, vinyl holder for taper pin reamers, drill gauge (wharehouse manufacturing, never heard of them), Craftsman auto punch, and this:
a small Presssteel roller, I think. It has all the hallmarks of one, the right type of casters, lip around the top, etc. But no markings that I have found. Anyway, I don't need it, but it was cheap.
After hitting the sales, I went to the local used bookstore, as I had books to bring in. I have plenty of credit, but you always need more.
Voltaire's Candide, 1928. African Game Trails, Roosevelt 1910. Don Quixote, Cervantes 1902.
d42jeep
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I went to an estate sale a few blocks from home this afternoon. The rusty treasures I found today were really rusty. 
I seem to be unable to leave early Craftsman blow torches behind.
The 8” and 10” carbon steel Crescent wrenches were REALLY rusty
I removed some of the rust before putting them in the evaporust.
I added to my brass nozzle collection including one that was Dunlap marked.
Cleaned them a little.
Ridge Improved Stillson 14” pipe wrench.
I’m not sure who made the large ball pein hammer.
-Don
I seem to be unable to leave early Craftsman blow torches behind.
The 8” and 10” carbon steel Crescent wrenches were REALLY rusty
I removed some of the rust before putting them in the evaporust.
I added to my brass nozzle collection including one that was Dunlap marked.
Cleaned them a little.
Ridge Improved Stillson 14” pipe wrench.
I’m not sure who made the large ball pein hammer.
-Don
Outlawmws
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I like that style Stanley, kinda classy.
But did you buy it?
And if you are like me, still no dupes!
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Smokeshow69
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Nice blow torch! Thats a good early heritage logo one.I went to an estate sale a few blocks from home this afternoon. The rusty treasures I found today were really rusty.
I seem to be unable to leave early Craftsman blow torches behind.
The 8” and 10” carbon steel Crescent wrenches were REALLY rusty
I removed some of the rust before putting them in the evaporust.
I added to my brass nozzle collection including one that was Dunlap marked.
Cleaned them a little.
Ridge Improved Stillson 14” pipe wrench.
I’m not sure who made the large ball pein hammer.
-Don
Smokeshow69
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Hey that is an interesting roller there! Post more pictures when you have time please!There were two sales of interest today in town, and once I had breakfast I made my way over to them.
From the second sale I went to: Stanley screwdriver, long spade bit, Dunlap ratchet. From the first sale (a sale I realized I had no money in my pocket, and so had to go out, hit the machine, and go back): boxed tap set, Snap-on socket, Par-X wrench, vinyl holder for taper pin reamers, drill gauge (wharehouse manufacturing, never heard of them), Craftsman auto punch, and this:
a small Presssteel roller, I think. It has all the hallmarks of one, the right type of casters, lip around the top, etc. But no markings that I have found. Anyway, I don't need it, but it was cheap.
After hitting the sales, I went to the local used bookstore, as I had books to bring in. I have plenty of credit, but you always need more.
Voltaire's Candide, 1928. African Game Trails, Roosevelt 1910. Don Quixote, Cervantes 1902.
Provincial
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bmw, that cabinet looks very much like a Blackhawk DS "Red Rover" Stand featured on page 33 of the 1947 catalog. Those u-channels are just like the ones that held chrome trim on other Blackhawk cabinets.
Nice pick!
Nice pick!
bmwrd0
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No, it is both too short and doesn't have the identifying details of a Blackhawk 100DS, one of which I have out in the garage.
Red, although it has seen the abuse of time. Here is a shot of the inside:
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