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Well, here's a recent pick up, all USA made: a small Proto box (which upon looking up, is for hex-bit sockets); a Proto 4mm hex bit; a six inch Utica needle-nose plier, 777-6; a 3/8" TruTest ratchet, T1261; and lastly a 1 1/16" Plomb flare nut wrench, 3734. The Plomb is in gorgeous shape...

It's been re-painted in the Huot style, though those handles are certainly not Huot.

One sale today, of which I was bamboozled by some guy - probably a GJ member. *******! He jumped out in front of me, mind you, from behind me, to lay his claim on a 50/60's Craftsman portable toolbox full of tools. Well, here's what he missed, plus a handful of SK, Craftsman, Blackhawk USA...

My first ****! Now I definitely know what I'm doing with that so-called punch, err spike. Better yet, someone on here had a pic of a railroad spike turned bottle opener, which was cool. Here it is:

Oh! Well, it has some heft to it; and I'm sure I'll find a use for it. By 60's I meant 70's or 80's, why of course. (Smiley face belongs here.)

Oh yeah! Here's another estate sale result. I spent an hour and a half waiting in the rain, just to get in to rummage through an old farmhouse/mansion. I think, for sure, I'm hooked. An 18" USA Vise-Grip; a 3/8 Craftsman USA Torque Wrench, from the 60's I think; and a couple of punches, one...

Thanks. You may really like these as much as I do: individual interlocking drawers made by Globe-Weis. I believe they're from the 60's. I got 17 in total for $15.

Another estate sale, everything bought for $10: SK box with ratchet/sockets; Craftsman USA, Husky USA, Proto Challenger USA, and some generic Tawain sockets; a set of Felo Ergonic screwdrivers (which are awesome); and a small USA Vise-Grip.

My First Posting So, in typical manner, I've been a longtime lurker, and have finally decided to post a thing or two. Here's the result of my first estate sale ever. It was about five minutes away, so I had to check it out. I spent a total of $1. There was a little surprise in one of the...