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Here's a tubing cutter I picked at the local flea market for a buck.I plan to clean it up and hang it on the garage wall.

Challenge...enlarge the pic I posted and see who can spot what's missing. I have since fixed it. Here it is fixed.

Though not real vintage I picked up some stuff at the local flea market this morning. A complete, new, small Craftsman tap & die set, some extra handles, extra taps & dies, a few drill bits, e-z outs, a Stanley chisel, some hole punches, a reamer, etc, all for practically pocket change.

I have an AC Filter, Cam Loc wrench.

Here is my A-C Filter Service Cam Loc wrench. It actually works well.

I have this 1/2" drive ratchet that has a patent number and a model number (3202-R) but no brand/manufacturers name that I can see. Can somebody tell me who made it and about when? Thanks.

The C-shaped plate now moves freely in both directions on mine but either way will lock the movement with no ratcheting action. Looking closely at the angle, or lack thereof on the teeth, I don't see how it could possibly ever have worked as a ratchet.

Long time lurking, no posting. I picked up this wrench at a local flea market. It was somewhat stuck. I thought that it would be an early box end ratchet wrench once I freed it up. However, now that it works, either way the lever is pressed locks it. It will only fit onto a bolt or a nut with...

I checked my little charger with a volt meter to determine which lead was the positive and which was the negative because some one had removed the ends. I found that it only puts out 3.9 volts when set on 6V and only 6.8 volts on 12V. There is no damage or modification visible inside so I guess...

Not sure of the vintage but I like old stuff. Heck I am old myself. I bought this little charger cheap so I had to bring it home. You understand. I have not tried it yet. The leads were cut off so I bought new ones and need to remove the cover to determine which one is which. You gotta be...