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So I picked out this rusty wrench in a pile at the flea market for a $1. I bought it for the restoration challenge just to see what I could do with it. So I soaked it in Evaporust for 24 hours then took it to a wire wheel. I don't see any kind of markings on it. Not even the wrench opening...

Any idea of the maker of this wrench. Only markings on it besides the sizes on the ends is BM J-326. First, is it even vintage. Maybe a contract wrench of some sort? Thanks,

Sometimes you do something so ridiculous it makes you giggle. You’re looking at it. And before you say “Why” I say “Because I can”. Vintage 1960’s Milton air inflator. —— Orange pumice hand cleaner for cleaning up the hose. Was able to save the original Milton logo on the hose. Also polished...

Need some help on this one too. Maybe an old fencing or upholstery tool. No markings that I can see anywhere on it. Also searched every AI site and word combination possible. Flat jaw on one side with serated jaw on the other. Looks likes cutters on each side of the jaws/pivot point. The jaws...

Need some help identifying this keyhole saw. Can’t find any markings on it other than patent, made in USA and has a Milford blade. Patent number is 184860 that comes up as a sewing machine improvement. Nothing like this one comes up. You can see a little bit of orange paint on one side and you...

Got this off of Marketplace last night for $5. Wrench is about 8 1/2 to 9 inches long. Cant find any info on it. A little AI search, I can only find one other picture of one. Its on eBay and he's calling it a carburetor wrench. Definitely not for a carburetor. A few Facebook group people...

Found an old cabinet at my work full of catalogs from the 70’s and 80’s. When I asked about them. They said they have been there for ever and I can have them if I wanted them. Browse through them real quick and this one caught my eye. 1975/76 Sears Craftsman catalog. Also laying in the cabinet...