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All over 40 years old I believe. The large Wiss is the one I seem to grab most often.

Nice Collection, Don! I've got 2 of these old Brass Oilers . The other one doesn't function so didn't deserve to get in the picture. This one still works great.All brass.

Chapman Tiger-Lock Adjustable. I don't think these got to be too popular but I like them.

Both of these have seen a lot of use & served me well. Not sure how common that Chapman is ...but I have two.

Yup, they're great. Here's a 12 & 15" I've had for decades.

Had this old WWII USN RH35 passed down to me decades ago.

Nice restoration job! I think mine has the original hundred -year old paint job. I will have to investigate the main screw spring/setscrew .I inherited mine also over 35 yrs. ago from an uncle & never did anything with it other than mount it & use it.She deserves some TLC & new paint this...

Thanks four.cycle ...you posses a wealth of information.. Thanks, four.cycle …you are a wealth of information

A Wood Specialty ....& its a wire stripper! (?). Never seen any other tools from them. Anyone else?

Thanks. It was handed down to me about 35 yrs.ago & I thought it was odd to not even have a model or serial number on it. Its the heaviest one I’ve ever handled. 3x27 belt.

Another Vintage Craftsman with no other tag or I.D on it. I know its old but how old ? No Clue. All I know for sure is it works & weighs a ton.

Here is my Parker 23X that was handed down to me over 35 yrs. ago & still works fine, though Not too pretty. Any idea when it was built?

Nice Job on the restoration. I have the same model with a swivel base. It was handed down to me over 35 years ago. Mine is overdue to be restored but works fine. No clue as to date of manufacture.

Me too...never seen one like it..

Interesting….thanks for the info.

Little Red ones from late 70s

That's another great link...much appreciated.

WOW ...Plenty of info there on the vintage machinery ...thanks for the link

Anyone seen/use one of these? If so you probably know more about it than I do...

I have an old bench Table saw built by Atlas Press Company also.