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Thanks for your reply, and to Micah D and Shiftless as well. I actually ended up as the winning bidder on the vise for not too much...

Friend of mine is a woodworker, and had an open house at his shop today. Spied this cute little dude clamped to one of the benches so...

Prentiss #43. 4” jaws that opens to 6” and weights 37 lbs.

Sturdy little vice.

Columbian 605-M2. 5” jaws that opens to 8” and weights 70 lbs. Just finished restoring this one for a vise collector on the island...

Needing the group’s help! Can anyone show me either an advertisement of this vise (Prentiss № B161 1/2) OR another survivor like it...

My brother found a old Columbian 4in. Getting it mounted for some work!

In case people forgot, there are a few real ACME vises around. Here is one jond23 posted a few years back.

I’ve seen some pretty big Athols, but this is the largest so far. Wish I could have corralled it, but at 240#, I have no realistic way...

Here is one I did not see on the list. Samson 5214, 5 inch jaws and weighing in at 102 pounds. I would guess made by Rock Island...

Excited to share THREE new catalogs and a price list. My favorite is the 1901 Massey catalog - the first known example, to the best of...

I just posted this on the main vise thread. It might be helpful to have the information on The Vise Information thread too. Parker...

Recently brought home a few vises. This one is very similar to Edm152's vise (including the stress cracks). It has the screw retainer...

four cycle, micahd, et al. It looks like everyone was right about Parker 954 (old 104) vises. There was a conversion kit. Who knew?