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I have quite a bunch of old Bonney stuff..My grandfather was a truck mechanic for GM in the Rochester NY area. i'm guessing 1930s 40s. ill post some pix later tonight.

Blue, that center one is excellent!

i have learned a bit more...the top screw fixes the arbor. the bottom one appears to lock the jaws down! so...you tighten it down by hand THEN crank on the bottom set screw.

yep..did all that before i wrote. a few pix but no operating info. :(

they don't appear to be bronze

I've been searching all over for info on this chuck! I can't find a thing. Has anyone used one of these? anyone know how it works? Its a jacobs chuck model 6426

C.BRAXMAIER, Take some pix of your packing for sending that 600s!!

detroit craigslist #4526874935 interesting columbian

looking for one in decent shape. no rust, loss of chrome. thanks!

what's goin' on?!?! it's been hours and nobody has posted the make and model of the vise yet!!?? :)

thought you might appreciate this: labeled "street life in London/street locksmith" 1877 photo:

it is a brush of sorts...just a bit stiffer!

Balane, here is the secret...don't tell anyone!!! :D

Finally got around to finishing the Parker 974! before and after:

Wadeh66, having a hard time seeing where you are seeing the stamp..on the ball by the hole?

Mark, kind of interesting the '45 stamp...if what they is true that would make it a 1940 manufacture date! and i thought they started in '41 Hmmmmm. curious maybe one of the very first!?!

Re: Prentiss 23 now in service. makes me think of a particular James Bond film!

mohawk dave, I have a Columbian with the spherical lead screw head

Gapfast, Yes! i just finished doing that to a few parts on a wilton 4" i posted a couple pix a week or so ago. it was easy and inexpensive