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Here's an update regarding my No. 19, with the original vise wrench i finally got after a long hunt. Its almost complete, it just missing the mounting washer before the nut at the bottom of the vise. This is a 1-3/4" jaw, and correction to my previous post this has a cast on jaws and not the...

Thank you. I used an ABRO spray on paint remover, after few minutes i bushed ot manually. It still have some thin shades of the paint, that maybe the reason it looks like patina but it actually bare metal.

Here's that green C. Parker No. 19 after stripping the paint. I wanted to make sure that this vise doesn't have any hidden issues before i made a feedback. It appears to be in excellent condition and was surprised that it has replaceable jaws and brass end balls at the handle. It didn't came...

Does this means that this vise is almost a 150 years old? I bought this about a month ago. Its just missing the wrench and the mounting washer under the table.

Thank you. I have seen that, but no details was mentioned about A&O vises. Its just told that in 1900 A&O became a maker of Roots blowers, smiths' hearths, grind-stones and troughs, vices, stocks, taps, and dies, and moulders', house, and smiths' bellows.

Thank you. I've search all the sides of this vise for any posible markings, but cant find anything else. Maybe i have to disassemble the vise and i may be able to find someyhing underneath the slide.

This small vise has a jaw width of 1 13/16 (almost 46mm)

I got this small vise about a week ago which i won at an auction in ebay. I keep searching in the web about it and only a little info about this vise was found from a welders forum. My small vise looks similar with the posted vise anf it was just bigget than what i have. The only markings i...

They will surely be good looking at both.

Nice fine details. Can i reserve 1 for me?

Wow! I want one. Please do let me know when you are ready to sell them.