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Another find in my old punch box. Whalebone 8283. The 2 and the 3 are kinda fancy lettering.

Just found one of these 41d1545-338 sitting in my punch drive box. I rarely use these punches so it’s been sitting in there for about 8 years. Guess I’ll pull it to add to my other WW2 tools.

Just found this one in Dad’s tools.

Outstanding. I’ll have to see if there is a smaller box like those. There is a red one identical to the 10 drawer but a gray one could be hiding somewhere in the piles of tools, parts, and other stuff. Thanks for your help.

Ideas on what type of toolbox would normally go on top of this? I think this base tool chest is from the 1950’s. My father just passed last week and I got this, along with an overwhelming amount of tools.

10x10x10 box. USPS for mailing.

Took stuff to A flea market

Mil surplus 3460-00-529-2105. One of the hardest things for me to find when I was collecting my military common number 1 tool set. Paint has some flaking but don’t think it’s ever been used.

Sold

Part of my retirement sale. All these have owners marks from gov surplus. I ship USPS (and normally using flat rate boxes). $5 each. Three x 1-1/16 SCO34 Four x 1-1/8 SCO36 Two x 1-3/16 SCO38 Two x 1-1/4 SCO40 1-5/16 SCO42 1-3/8 SCO44 SALE PENDING ON ALL OF THESE CROWSFEET.

Xcelite tool set as shown in photo.

will repost up to dat list

Can someone post clear legible photos of the tool list on the top lid. There were several versions of the GMTK. Three or four versions were in the green plastic case and the majority of the tools were SK. These are the versions I'm looking for. If it has Armstrong tools then that is not...

Yep, I think that's what the case is. Unfortunately all my taps are 2000 miles and 6 months away from coming down here, hence the hope for a manual (besides having it).

The chuck was with it when I got it. I can't be sure that it actually belonged to the press. It was more so assumed it was.