Yesterday's Estate Sale ended up being pretty good.
All the pliers are Bell System/SWBT marked except the little pair on the left, and all are in very good condition. First four sets are Klein, then Crescent and Utica. The Tweezers are also Bell System marked.
Top left are a Canuck Tobacco tin, a small cotter pin tube, and an empty Boy Scout first aid tin.
Bottom left are some Western Electric data plates from some phone equipment, the compass is a Dennison Birmingham British Officer's compass from WWI, and a set of tin drill bits.
Right side is pretty boring, a bunch of soldering wick, brass sheet, handle, bus blocks, some wire, and zip ties.
Some other odds and ends aren't pictured like two sets of microscope slides, a bunch of bottle openers, and some matchbooks/match covers.
In the background is a render of a Solar Aircraft Company Turbine. The neat part is that this one is from the time period that International Harvester owned Solar with the intent of producing Trucks and Tractors with turbines. Only a couple prototypes were made and it didn't catch on. Ultimately they sold the Solar Division to Caterpillar in the early 1981 when they were having cashflow issues.
$30 for the whole mess
