On Sat I drove a couple hours to hit the Tillamook antique tractor and gas engine show, which had a very small swap. I wasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised. I stuck to the dollar tables, as outside of that it was mostly high priced dealers. This is what I found. The first guy had buckets that he dumped out on an old trailer so I grabbed the following:
Craftsman long c and Greenlee chisels, Armstrong T wrench, Duro ratchet (with plug) Stanly woodie standard screwdriver, a pair of Vacuum grip diagonals and a box that looked kinda cool
The other dollar vendor had some interesting stuff
A snowman P&C socket and a couple sets of reloading dies, 219 Zipper and 244 rem. My brother shoots that rem, but I am not sure if he reloads. But they were so cheap I couldn't pass them up. But as I went to pay the man, I noticed he was emptying an old socket box. I checked to see if anything in it was original, but alas, no. Still, beat up as it is, couldn't pass it up
Stopped at a TOO on the way home, finding these for $20
A Smith Airline handle and 7 tips 004 to 0000. Will need o-rings and cleaning.
One last Garage Sale I planned to go to got me an old toolbox (nothing worth keeping) filled with these for $15
Plomb and Proto Universals, SK, Herbrand, Plomb, Snap-on, Challenger, Craftsman BE and Indestro sockets, Craftsman RHFT ratchet, Plomb ratchet, Pebble and WF breakers, Penncraft extension and Proto drain pan socket.
Forgot to mention, I spotted this for sale, but didn't have a cool grand on me:
It only had a little bit of paint chipping, and the drawers slid very nicely! Best I have ever seen.
If it's indeed the same Stevens that would be pretty sweet, it would make it one of the oldest things in my toolbox that I will use! Thanks for the info.
I'd rather have that one than the ones my MIL gave to both my son and I for Xmas one year...
