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That's got to be it. Thanks

All i can read on the inside of the handle is S & CO

The 106 number prefix identifies Campbell Hausfeld as the manufacturer of that compressor. Maybe they have something that will work.

A nice blue Cornwell

Picked this up the other day

40 years ago I shingled the house I was living in. We were careful tearing off the old shingles, and the tar paper stayed on the roof nicely. We shingled over it with no problems.

I can't quite read the brand of this copper hammer, anyone know what it says? The handle says Hol-O-Hed. The hammer weighs a little under 3 pounds.

It looks like in one spot there is some writing on the handle, but cant really make it out. It could say Craftsman. Does anyone recognize it as a Cman?

I do think they look like poking through, and threading sheet metal, but I could not find anything about them

I picked up these two threaders at a sale the other day, most of the tools were from the 40's and 50's. The larger one is a LL-3123, and seems to be 5/16nc thread, a 5/16 nut does thread on. The smaller one is LL-2503, and I thought it looked like 1/4nc, but a 1/4 nut is a tiny bit too small to...

Most of the ones I see at sales are Klein

Maybe brake fluid would work

Thanks Don, good info in that pic

Trying to find out what this tool bag held. I saw one on ebay and one on Piclick, but no info about them. There is a piece of spring steel sown into the seam that is about 13" long. Wondering if anybody knows what thsi kit held, and approximate age.

Years ago, everybody I knew carried one in their trunk. But now, they don't seem to fit the lugs on alloy wheels. Mostly because the socket end won't fit into the lugnut recess.

Let us know how the warranty goes on this.

I have sand blasted cast iron using sand. Worked good with no problems.

Here's a partial shot, off of ebay.

Miller Falls 1/2" drive 4184 breaker bar.

Probably is 16-OZ, not 16-07.