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So what would you do? I am moving soon and I've started to part with duplicate tools and some vises had already found new home. I was at a friends shop showing him a sharpening jig I'm developing and as I'm leaving he says I should take this with me. He has had it about 4 years and never...

Drives, It's at post # 49965. And then a couple of posts later there is another photo of the underside of the top. Jim

Man this is a fast moving thread, I check in when I can but it's hard to comment on something posted two days ago as it might be 4 pages down. Anyway I see someone got a barber chair for a base, here is my dentist chair base. It works great and I love the ability to adjust the height. Jim

Man that really is similar, but different. Jim

Here is an odd one that belongs to a friend of mine. Narrow screw range, but quick gross adjustment. No names to be found. Sorry I haven't posted in a while, but man does this thread move fast.

Here is my Parker with the casting error. Jim

Ive got little one by the same company you just posted ViseS. Jim

This belongs to a friend of mine we are both in our 60's and he got it before he could drive, said he lugged it home on his bicycle. Wish I had a video of that. Jim

Sorry Zoom I literally sold the only one of those I had about three weeks ago. Jim

Zoomie. I have a lot of pieces and parts for the Emmertts but not enough to have a whole vise. If anyone needs something PM me and I'll see if I can help you out. Jim

Ok so for the Little Giant maybe a Rock Island or Littlestown. This one I know now but I didn't when I bought it. The jaws are just 2 1/4" wide. It a Stanley sweetheart #754 sorry it didn't photo very well. View from the bottom. I still need to finish cleaning this one up. Jim

Redvise they sure do share a lot of similarities. Here is another one, I have it mounted on a piece of oak so I can take it where ever I need it like onboard a boat for example. Sorry, exposed screw. I've had this vise for a long time and it has done quite a bit of work with me. Must be...

So here is another free to me vise. I was picking up my son from a play date about 12 years ago, the other dad said the neighbor was moving and there might be some tools in the basement. I told him to let me know if there was a vise or two and I would most likely buy them. Next time I picked my...

Yea Tom I'm just going to clean the jaws up a bit and leave it at that. Jim

So I realize that a lot of the vises I have were given to me or I found them when responding to something else on Craigslist. Going for a belt grinder I came home with the swivel jaw carriage makers vise. When I got the Reed posted above I actually was buying some metal shelves (real heavy duty...

This has been in my dads basement for as long as I can remember. I never used it, but when we cleaned out the house I found the box (he saved many things) and it said it was made in my home town. My dad was a tool and die maker so it is possible he had a hand in its manufacture. It seems pretty...

I agree Wrench that's why I changed my mind. Jim

Here is another Reed I have, I was thinking of selling it but now having second thought as I took the pics. Yup just the right amount of white paint splatter. Jim

Here is my Reed 324 1/2 as I bought it. Found it through Craigslist but it wasn't advertised, I went to look at a belt grinder and came home with this instead. We have had a snow storm all day here so more vises to come. Jim

Awesome find Bluebolt. Just saw your PM, my offer stands. Jim