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Tiny craftsman wrench

Tiny craftsman wrench

How about a tiny adjustable wrench and a mutt and jeff snap on set

19th century for sure . Around 100 they went to full metal handles

Here is a big old herbrand engineer wrench

I bought a bunch of bonnies at a garage in a very affluent neighborhood for about 50 cents a piece. That’s the only way I could ever afford bonney’s

Beautiful restoration work

Hello I have a nice Reed 204 , I think I paid $60. Your “ friend “ should be thankful to get one at your price because vintage tools, not just vises are getting really pricey.

Maui the handle is original. Looks like it’s been sitting in the rain. The shop next door gave it to him. Didn’t mean to swoop in and swipe it and never thought anyone would know about Fulton. Post some pics of your 106. I have a couple more Reed vises, two Parker’s and a Holland. Sold the rest...

Hi garage journalists . I finally scored the mythical six inch vise. A fairly dirty mildly rusty Reed 106 . Bought it in Fulton ny for $75. I won’t bore anyone with resto pics but will show how it looks now and maybe an after shot

Bonney wrenches are just nice looking

Interesting to see this article because I am buying a vintage 3/4 inch jh Williams breaker bar and a 1 & 7/16 socket for $30 . So people use them on tire removal instead of a lug wrench?

Here are some vintage big boys

I bought a dozen Bonney combo wrenches at a house sale in an exclusive neighborhood at 70 cents a piece as they were there for the art and upscale furniture

I just picked up 8 Bonnie’s , a blueprint supreme and a Williams wrench at a sale for $7. A wealthy estate where no one cared