Recent content by Adam Aragon

Big score. Unfortunately, there are many Marines who never had a K-bar.

Thank you very much for the information. Good lesson, I had no idea the v-series was that huge and didn’t even know about the two OEMs.

I just got this today for free at a pawn shop. The clerk would not take my card for one dollar and I did not have cash. I can’t find this wrench or information on the “z”. I have tried Alloy Artifacts, archive.com, etc. Patiently waiting for an expert to chime in. However, I will continue...

I am definitely a Rookie, probably a cadet.

Please help, I cannot find this anywhere. Specifically, the number L6112P I cannot find on listings for sale or Alloy Artifacts. Thank you.

I bought the old ones many years ago when I was in the Marines. Received new set as gift.

Photos of Mac strippers

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Same question, mine has the F and a Z.

Thank you, I will get better at this.

My first Proto Plomb socket, I think it has dual markings. Proto Plomb tool co and manufactured in USA. The o’s are the triangles. Is this normal?

Someone tell me what is this socket. Came across it in a thrift store yesterday. Two brands, Cornwell and Millers-Falls CO.

Oldest vintage Snap-on. Found it in a 1923 catalog but could not find one for sale anywhere. Can’t even find a photograph.

My only Powr-Kraft, I don’t know what it is.

Thank you for these diagrams, I just inherited a Wilton. Your posts are helpful and I am quietly following along. Perhaps contribute in the near future.