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That paint sprayer is so cool! And for only $5! Good find on the Proto puller in the box too!

Thanks guys! All I could find was a picture from an ebay listing too old to view any more and I couldn’t zoom in enough to read it

I stopped at a few thrift stores today and for $11 I got some Penncraft crimpers, a Plomb phillips screwdriver, four Matco oil filter sockets, a Craftsman distributor wrench, a super cool copper plated framing square, and a ‘55 Olds shop manual. The logo on the square is kind of hard to read...

That spinner is pretty cool!

That is really cool. Do you know how old it is?

That is cool! It’s pretty amazing that it was complete, and for only $25 you sure did good!

That Proto box is sweet! Is there anything in the smaller boxes inside?

That Blue Point with the raised letters is so cool! I’ve never seen one like that before

Were all the circle x wrenches GMTK correct or just some of them?

Nice stash of r12!

That is a good one! Is that the one that came from the antique store down the road from me? I really regret not getting that one myself. To add to the weirdness of no 1/2 sockets on that board there was a board that had 3/4 sockets and drive tools as well as 1/2 sockets, but no 1/2 drive tools

I will post some more pictures of it in the Proto thread. I only looked in the ‘67 catalog but I didn’t see it in there. The thing that makes me think some one made it is the part nember on the handle is a screwdriver part number. I am not sure how you could remove a screwdriver blade from the...

My finds from this week. For $15 I ended up with two New Britain clutch head drivers, two Xcelite clutch head drivers, two extra long Xcelite nut drivers, a Proto professional screwdriver, a Proto yellow handle chisel that I think is home made but seems well done, an SK ratchet, my first Duro...

Is the wd40 just for cleaning dirt and stuff off or does it work for removing rust?

There is some good stuff there! Nice find on the speed hinge handle!

Is the tray marked at all?

Super cool!

Wow you sure did good with that haul! Those 238 pliers look like they were made by Wilde. According to alloy artifacts they started making that style in 1926. I never knew Plomb sourced stuff from them before

That is cool!

That looks awesome!