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Those feel more like aluminum and where the bare metal shows through it is silvery. Not sure if they go with the other parts but they were in the same drawer with them.

'evening.... I picked up a nice, old Kennedy 520 Machinist Chest recently. Actually, picked up is not too accurate, it weighed a ton. Below are a couple of collections from the tool chest that I can't identify. Hoping a machinist oriented garage person here can help me ID.... TIA BuddyC...

Interesting.... thanks

Thanks all. It don't think it matched up to anything it came with. I think it was a home made thingie. It was covered in years of greasy dust (or dusty grease). It works well as a fidgit spinner. Probably part of our whatnots collection and future item in our estate sale to make someone else...

:headscrat Looking like maybe I got another odd ball for my museum....:Homer:

This thread helps explain why I do well selling 1/4" drive socket sets I find at estate sales. :thumbup:

Nice haul!

Can anyone tell me what this contraption might be called or used for? The shaft moves back and forth as you turn the handle. Something that followed me home in a box of other stuff I picked up at an auction. Apologies for large photo. Still trying to find a photo share I can uses since...

WTH...$399.00 a year for 3td party hosting on Photobucket? No thanks. I'll have to find a new service

Hi, Does anyone know about Small Motors Inc. out of Chicago Ill.? I'm a sucker for old electric motors. I found this little (small) motor at a sale this week and had to get it. I looks like your typical fractional horse motor but it's only about 4" in diameter. Insides have old cloth wire...

Nice too

:rolleyes:

Yea... I've heard that before :D

Wasn't sure till I got home and looked them up. Yea, good deal. Luckily there was a fairly small turnout. Unusual for an auction in that area that had some really nice old tools and farm equipment

Went to my first auction in ages and saw this awesome little vise mounted on a POC workbench. Luckily I just had to take the vise. Had never heard of York before. Thanks to GJ I got educated. Haven't seen any other examples that still had a decal. :thumbup: BuddyC

Thanks for the replies. Was curious since I'd never seen one before.

So, I picked up this green Craftsman wrench just because I'd never seen one before. Does anyone know about these? Did Craftsman make John Deere wrenches? CI maker mark Thanks Buddy

Hello, So what is the trick(s) to ID'ing a Wilton Vise? So many choices. Here is one for example I picked up this week. I see a lot of people using the stamp on the dynamic jaw (111103 in this case) but I don't know about that. Kindest Regards BuddyC

Yea... I wish I could find a mark of some kind.