Nice find on the Williams set. 
Well, I made it out to this one on the second day. I nearly froze in the morning cold. It was right next door to the Anheuser-Busch facility (Mmmmm, beer tours
). Too bad we missed the first day. The seller said she was busy the whole day. The garage definitely looked like it had been cleaned out, but there was still plenty to pick through.
Unfortunately all the hand tools were dumped into toolboxes to be sold as lots. The prices were a little high per box, and the tools were mismatched. If there were any sets left, they were scattered between the boxes. All the top brands were sold yesterday. There was a Craftsman carry box full of -V- tools marked at $50. Too rich for me, someone else bought it. The rest were cheap brands, unmarked, or broken, with a handful of gems that I didn't have an interest in scattered about.
She did let me take two items out of a box to add to my handful though. I ended up paying $15 for the following :
Sm. Rubber wheel chock
Old Forge (USA) #2503 12" pickle fork
Proto #5653 1/2-3/4 socket adaptor
Snap-On Tools Corp. (New Port, PA) #57R Vacuum Grip pliers (1946)
Craftsman #4441 3/4dr 8" extension (-V-)
BIG TOOLS & MACHINERY ESTATE SALE -
http://nh.craigslist.org/gms/5497844112.html
I won't make it to this one--maybe Bobcat or Jake will report finds...
Well, I made it out to this one on the second day. I nearly froze in the morning cold. It was right next door to the Anheuser-Busch facility (Mmmmm, beer tours
). Too bad we missed the first day. The seller said she was busy the whole day. The garage definitely looked like it had been cleaned out, but there was still plenty to pick through.Unfortunately all the hand tools were dumped into toolboxes to be sold as lots. The prices were a little high per box, and the tools were mismatched. If there were any sets left, they were scattered between the boxes. All the top brands were sold yesterday. There was a Craftsman carry box full of -V- tools marked at $50. Too rich for me, someone else bought it. The rest were cheap brands, unmarked, or broken, with a handful of gems that I didn't have an interest in scattered about.
She did let me take two items out of a box to add to my handful though. I ended up paying $15 for the following :
Sm. Rubber wheel chock
Old Forge (USA) #2503 12" pickle fork
Proto #5653 1/2-3/4 socket adaptor
Snap-On Tools Corp. (New Port, PA) #57R Vacuum Grip pliers (1946)
Craftsman #4441 3/4dr 8" extension (-V-)
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