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Looking back at the catalogs I have and it does not show up in the 1971 catalogs, but that certainly doesn't mean it wasn't available. It does show up in the 1972-73 catalog though, so I stand corrected there. Either way, a gem indeed.

Yeah, it grows on you.

Since we are on Craftsman woodgrain toolboxes, I give you the Craftsman Three-drawer Competition Cabinet. Only available in the 1973-74 catalog. Ain't she a beauty?

I have a double head crescent wrench that needs a home. Shoot me a PM and I'll send a photo this evening. If you are interested, we can make a deal.

Millers Falls No. 18 Star Hack Saw.

Fresh from the swap meet - Wooden handle Millen stubby-ish screw starter. Patent from 1929, not sure how old this one is, but I'd have to assume it is pretty early.

Vaco P-202 Phillips No.2 Screwdriver - 24" long. Nice estate sale find and well worth the $4.

This was a find from late last summer. Craftsman branded Schrade Walden X-47S Safari hatchet. Can't find it listed in any of the tool catalogs, but maybe it showed up in the hunting & camping catalogs. Not in the best shape, but pretty uncommon as far as the Craftsman version.

I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for these - thanks!

Pictures are showing up fine for me.

The more I looked around for information on this, I think what I posted earlier is different from what you have. That post mentioned that the wrenches were -VV- wrenches made by Easco and yours is a -K- wrench made by SK. I think what you have is a promotional item for the "Craftsman 1994...

I think your answer is probably here: Topic: Craftsman Professional Combination Wrench Study Very cool wrenches, and certainly uncommon.

Picked this up today. Didn't need it, but I'm a sucker for the crown logo, and doubly so for the commercial version. Some interesting stuff (to me anyway) when looking for more information on this in Craftsman catalog scans. (more info below) So pretty easy to date this since it has JUL 31...

Should be written on the top edge of the base in small letters.

You did indeed, my apologies.

Is it black? All the Vemco's I see online are black, have not seen another this color.

Sorry for the lousy photos, but here we go. Floor-standing Dazor magnifying lamp & Luxo clamp light. Luxo short clamp magnifying lamp Newest addition - Art Specialty Co. I have a larger one that has an additional joint, but I really like this one. Desktop Luxo Vemcolite VL-4, also a...

The Amateur Machinist - 1934 The Story of the Engine - 1937 How to Understand Electricity - 1935 What's New in Hot Rodding - 1967 Guide to Racing Cars - 1963 So You Want to be a Ham - 1975 Audels Do-It Yourself Encyclopedia A-Z - 1963 A. Frederick Collins is a new name for me, but he...

Thanks Don!

Craftsman saw with marks that look like BF, but I'm assuming it is a mis-strike BE. The bottom photo was posted on a Craftsman social account and dated as 1941. I have tried to find the whole thing or more information on what it was from without any luck.