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Over the course of a few garage sales, , i managed to pick up 2 pairs of old style welding goggles, i now have 2 different shade lenses, about 8 pairs of clear protective lenses. Do anyone still use this style? they fit pretty good, I havent tried them with the torches yet, but i think...

picked up a Bonney socket set today at a garage sale, saw the odd size markings but didnt realize at first that it was Whitworth. Whats missing? a ratchet? which one is appropriate?? it has a T handle T730, extension T606, and universal T760

Picked up this one today at a garage sale for a couple dollars. along with some other stuff. came with drills which i took out to clean and oil.

you should probably just ship those "confusing" old wrenches to me. :) :) I read somewhere it was standardized by 1926 - 27, so those wrenches are probably from before that era. What brands you have? Got any pictures? always love to look at the old stuff.

My father has a Saylor Beall similar to yours except its upright, monster tank, I think it could be a 120 gal. I believe his is also in the 1960's. The pump looks identical but ill have to look again. I think he has had the valves out to clean them, but that's about it. He has a newer...

seems like my phone can only attach 1 pic at a time. Anyway heres a couple more pics. Smallest Bonney wrench i now own. :)

Thanks fellas. I guess I missed it. And I never saw a Bonney wrench that didn't say Bonney on it somewhere. There was a Vlehck wrench in there too which I found

Picked up a nice little assortment of little wrenches today. Some old Billings , Barcalo, Bonney etc. 1 wrench had no name, just a nice forging mark , no sizes either so I'm guessing pre 1920's. I looked on alloy artifacts I didn't see it.

Growing up in New Haven CT , I am always looking for old new Haven made stuff. I have a couple of Kilborn and Bishop wrenches from the early 1900's.

saw recently at a swap meet, price was too high , but it looked damn cool. anyone else got one? its a Willard, 6v/12v , it was on casters too.

Got a lime green Snap On racheting screwdriver, bought about 1990ish. Best screwdriver i have.

Looked at it again closely, definitely looks like an M and a P and CO. So i guess Moline Plow Company could be a good possibility. HeelSpur , that looks like it! What are those letters? pic is kinda small. Thanks for you help guys.

Frank, I found 4 pages in the Service manual. I don't know if you have this info or not. As for vendors, I really don't know who carries this old stuff. You could also try posting over on the SmokeStak. http://www.smokstak.com/ There is a lot of old gearheads over there. That's a cool...

Hi Frank, I have an old Devilbliss catalog from 1957 I think. Ill try and look tonight to see if anything is in there.

dang the 2nd pic is upside down. It has the number 21 on it also

So I started searching for implement wrenches and realized theres like are thousands of them. Anyway I picked up this cool one last week. It has some letters that are hard to make out, almost seems like M P CO maybe.

Never saw these before, but I don't often come across German made stuff anyway. Look well made. Anybody know the brand? vintage or modern ?

My Dad had this set for years, came from a friend of my grandfathers. We have looked but found no info about it. Whats unique (to me anyway) is the "holding pin" that locks the socket in place. No tool manufacturer markings anywhere. Any ideas ??? Thanks !

Estate/Tag sale a week or so ago. Had this old Flat square Anvil on a stand in the basement. I think this is a sawmakers anvil. (?) I'd estimate 150 -200 lbs. $200. As im standing there looking at it, considering it, taking a picture of it, a guy hands the guy the money. o well, ya...

Picked up this old Grinding wheel from my father's neighbor. (free woohoo) Common old grinding setup, but this one has a built in adjustable tool rest which i haven't seen too often on these things. The motor is a westinghouse with a 2-17-36 date.