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Very cool. I just noticed the knurling on the bottom of the handle. Some faint remnants of the knurling exist on mine.

That's what it is I bet.

Little ratcheting screwdriver Yankee North Brothers. Patented May, 1 1906 I believe it says. 5 3/4" length. Model No 45. It has remnants of a coating over the brass. Chrome or Cadmium or something else?

Jorgensen Stuart clamps. Marked Stuart 888-17 on the body. Only the pad is marked Jorgensen.

Perfect for shop class. I bet a lot of the aluminum planes went there so they could survive being dropped.

Bonney Motor Truck Wrench I haven't cleaned it. It's got some green paint on it, not sure if that is original. I think I might leave the patina on this one.

Fayette Plumb had an anchor logo.

Got this in the mail today NDF-33. Completes the set. It's mainly the even numbers with a few odd numbers, but it hits all the sizes I believe. All are the same style. There are two different variants of the Alloy steel stamp on the backs, but it's close enough.

That might explain the extra loss of paint around the holes if they were constantly getting adjusted.

Smaller than the 71 1/2 which I think would have come with a wooden sole. A little beefier than this little router I've posted before.

You got it. Small compared to a #71

I small brass router. Maybe made by a pattern maker. Since it has screw holes, I'm thinking about adding a wooden sole. It seems like it probably had one before.

Anyone know which plane this iron and chip breaker goes with? It was in a box of plane parts. It appears to have the remnants of a Stanley Rule and Level stamp. Edit: Stanley 135 plane is the answer I believe From super tool

You could remove the front and sides and make a chisel plane.

Classic. It's a great looking knife.