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Mayhew chisel set.

Sloan & Chase. 1920s + or -.

Orrin Edgerton moulding plane. First documented planemaker working in Buffalo, N.Y. between 1836-47.

Got this one recently. Can any one explain the different types of this wrench-- packer, boiler & standard ? What would this one be used for? Armstrong #9.

Found this at a friends house. All brass or bronze. From some sort of pump or ?? Any one know what it is ?

Pulled this out of the scrap box, The main bar was so badly bent that the jaw could not move. A couple rounds with the hydraulic press helped some. Then shaving the top edge with the belt sander did the trick. Finished with some gun blueing. This one has patent dates of 7-6-1880 & 7-8-1884. It...

More square fun. Looking to I.D. scribe in photos 3 &4. In photo 5 top 2 are Starrett. Left side is the unknown. Right side is Athol MCH Co. The bottom one is Union Tool. The Union tool square is non metallic . Aluminum? Also the unknown scribe in photo 1 is the square with no rule (6").

White maintenance manual for model 3022PLT 1953 & Mack service manual for model B-61T. 1959 Any one with further interest PM me.

I also now agree with leg17. Nice quality work made me think they might be a special model. The pin vise in the pics is a B size.

Looking to find out what model # these are. Also what years they were made. They are marked with a C like the markings on their pin vises. A,B,C,& D. Any info on what catalog they are in would be helpful. Thanks

My best guess so far - United States-Quartermaster Corps. Feeler gauge with .055 & .062 settings. Maybe spark plug gap? For Jeep? Would that be a gap range or 2 different settings? Any further info? Thanks OAL 2 3/4”

Square hole in the center is for acetylene tanks. Used for lighting on early motorcycles.

No marking on tool.

J H Williams 1/4" #501 .One side also marked 14 741 355. Other side marked 30-cal-posi set screw. Any one have more info?

The Wonder Nailer! No markings on the tool. Without the box would anyone know the name??

Tribune bicycles-1894-1899. The top one and center one are the same sizes but the center one is 1/2 oz. lighter!

A #2 to join the group.

Another early example- J H Williams Vulcan.

What does it need to get it working again?

Well we certainly got some fun replies . It's a Hinge- Mortiser. Pat# 379076. James M. Mathews Mar. 6 1888. I think it was used as a marking tool not for fully mortising. Also for locks on drawers. Maybe it walked out of the Kittinger Furniture factory.