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The gentleman also had a depth micrometer… it’s a Moore & Wright in a metal case… Lastly a vernier caliper in a wooden case. The manufacturer name looks like Mauser made in Germany…

Just picked this one up… a Lufkin Dial Test Indicator #399A, it still had the little brochure/phamphlet in the wooden box…

A little further dig and I think that is a socket set from cmb

After a quick search on the internet, Alloy Artifacts.org identified this as a flex extension made by C.M.B wrench company… it’s pretty sweet!! I’m wondering if the sockets are Mossberg or perhaps a different manufacturer… it’s definitely a nice piece. Just not sure on its value.

A wood rasp used on shaping and filing horses hooves…

Yankee spiral push drill… this is my 3rd one…. 2 Yankees and one from Bell

The one is a Stanley and the other I could not find any markings

So, just curious, up in Ontariariarioooo, Canada that would be like $25.00 to $35.00. What’s it worth where you are??

Kewl!!

My son has the 1965 Convertible Monza and I have the 1962 Rampy. They are such a joy to ride and drive…

A couple of pictures of my Automotive Service Manual Collection. I have Dykes, Motor, Chilton and recently picked up some Mitchell Service Manuals…they span from 1927 to 2000. I find the Labour Guide Manuals interesting to go through to see what some repairs might cost back in the day…

Some nice Corvair s that you’ve had. Do you still own any now?

Here’s a description and picture off of alloy artifacts. Org. Hope it helps

She’s a Beauty!

The remaining pictures of his meters. They seemed to have been taken care very well as the dates on the dual meter are in the late 1880’s and early 1890’s…