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Thanks for the info. We had Curtis in the Buffalo NY area. Maybe came from that plant. If you have any pics showing the dimples that would nice.

I know what this is. Anyone else have any idea? If not I will post the answer in a couple days.

Cast iron, weight around 4 lbs.

If you still have these vices could you post a pic or two. Thanks

I have an Atlas H-48 for serious lathe work. I got the Sloan & Chase on a trade for its "cool" factor. 100+/- years old.

The A.&M. wrench has been top center at the wrench bar for 24 years. I've never been able to find any more info than what you have.

Picked this up earlier this year. Was missing some parts that I've been replacing. Had an adapter made to fit the 4" Craftsman long c chuck. Made by Watson Mfg. I didn't like the four jaws. Then fitted a 5" Atlas 3 jaw. It came with one collet. It had a nine piece collet set before it went to...

Looking for any info on what this is for. One full turn of the knob moves the center part about 30 thou. The small raised parts are two different sizes (one 1/4" wide , the other 3/16".

Seems like it. Thanks for the help.

Owner lives in Springville south of Buffalo NY

The bottom is round.

Looking for more info. This belongs to a friend of mine. He wanted a handle installed which I did for him. The hole in the screw was there. Marked Roy Goodnick. 11 lbs. 4 3/4" dia. Jaws are hardened and reversible . Seems a little too heavy duty for jewelry work maybe gun smithing?

Not sure. Box is marked Utica 4, New York. So probably 1950s, maybe early 60s.

More Utica- The F-254 lubring pat. 5-18-1948 is not part of the set. Should be #654-6.

Something 1850s.

Here's 4 I pulled out. #1 has a tiny mark that I can't read ( L_____ with what looks a lion) #2&3 also can't read (____brin___y 1945) #4&5-no marks. #1 looks French.

The motor hinge mount is to keep tension on the belt. Cool set up. Clean it up and rewire. May need in the future.

Some salesman samples. One Trimo, JHW Superior & Falcon. The Vulcan Has the early Brooklyn NY marking.

Looking for any info as to who may have made this tool. 5" tall. Blade is 45 &30 degrees. Pin is spring loaded to allow blade to be moved around. Machine shop layout tool but what brand?

Looking to ID this vise. 1 5/8" jaws. Thanks.