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    Columbian Coachmakers and bodymakers Vise

    A few more pictures in the open position. From what I can tell the vise has been stripped of all original coatings or Japanning. The jaws are way higher than what I am used to and I wouldn't want to hammer on it like I do with my Wilton Bullets or Reeds. It is in great condition though. So...
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    Columbian Coachmakers and bodymakers Vise

    I picked this really cool Columbian Vise from a local estate sale and would like to know a little about it before listing for sale. From what I have gathered so far it is a Coachmakers/Bodymakers vise no.124 1/2? What caught my attention was how wide it opens. (11" fully extended and still...
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    Vintage Wood Lathe Identification

    Anybody out there that knows who makes this wood lathe? Pretty solid lathe with hand scraped ways and heavy duty ball bearing head stock. There are a few numbers but nothing comes up on the web. Appreciate any advice
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    vintage Sargent & Co bench vise

    Thank You for the information on the Trenton vise. I purchased it for next to nothing at a local estate and turned a nice profit. I love learning about old tools as much as I enjoy hunting them down and reselling.
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    vintage Sargent & Co bench vise

    Does anyone on here have or know where I can purchase a Reed no.204R movable jaw? I have a completely reconditioned Reed with swivel base but a broken movable jaw. (Never seen a broken Reed until now). I could anchor then braze this but would love to get this back to as original as possible...
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    vintage Sargent & Co bench vise

    C.E Jennings 24” cast level
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    vintage Sargent & Co bench vise

    I picked this Sargent no.43 Machinist Vise up from a local estate sale. Never seen one before this. Pretty solid vise. Stout at 31 lbs. with 3 1/2" jaw width. Very nice fit between both the bodies and screw. Very little play in Lead Srew. I would appreciate an honest appraisal. No need trying to...
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    Arm & Hammer Anvil Price Check?

    Sorry to intrude on this converstaion but I to have an anvil I recently purchased that does not have a clear makers mark on it. A few folks that I have talked to suggest it is an arm and hammer anvil. It wieghs 94 lbs or 92.5 on my scale. there is a serial number on the front. What throws me off...
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    Can you Identity these mystery hand tools?

    Looks to be some sort of a key assembly. Maybe used to activate something else?
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