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My 100+ year old US Gauge Co NY for balloon or standard tires, Pat'd. June 13, 1911, Made in U.S.A. Chromed gauge with original leather storage bag. Still works great!

Hi - can a proto expert date these pliers proto Mfd. usa Thanks

Bought this Rem line box several years ago and use it everyday

My 3/8 set not sure about its age but newer than me lol:thumbup:

I'm a dad and own many SK rackets. :thumbup: there's always room for more quality tools thanks

40 years ago I bought this vintage snap on box from a friend and mechanic. Don was a great guy, always joking, camel smoking, WW2 marine RIP Buddy!

“the devil made me do it” had to buy this 1960's Craftsman Commercial box. Vintage pinstriping and art work, $40 ......ah too nice to use.

My 1/4 sets from the 1970's

Hello - well in the military -Uncle Sam made sure his name was stamped on everything -even your G.I. underwear had a stamp - I looked over this coffin toolbox and no U.S. marking or manufacture name. puzzled - I'm located in the Midwest and can ask some older farmers and vintage tractor...

Only had this for a short time (wife bought it for me at an estate sale) unsure of the age, no maker's mark on this tool box (owners name is on the brass) guessing the roaring twenties! Cheers

Thanks for the welcome - lots of interesting people and tools my vice is 3 inch great working cond /smooth motion and the vintage coffin tool box was found by my wife at the same sale for $15 - wow - gotta love that woman - Cheers

Bought a craftsman 5160 vice at an local estate tag sale for $15 still has some original blue paint under the red. Redo project; used my craftsman grinder to remove the old rust and paint. Car primer and finished with a dark grey. Made in the USA to last.

1960's rem line ad - picked my setup used @ 1981 auction (99 USD)