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RTM How's this trip shaping up? You got the dates and picking spots locked in yet? I'm hoping to live vicariously through you so take lots of photos and video and spend your evenings posting them all here on GJ! :lol_hitti

SK Yeah, I had pretty much figured out that was Jori but I had no clue that was his dad. Thanks for clarifying that. I'll have to watch the link someone provided earlier as an intro to HJE. I've never seen it. Lugz I couldn't agree more. Definitely makes me want to spend my money with...

Thanks for edumacating me Outlaw! I certainly don't need two of them. I would guess these are not that rare. Oops, ebay buyers seem willing to pay. Did not know that. Always looking for woodworking hand tools in trade!

gpw Just saw your question. It's a backpack stove I believe. I've got another one just like it. Didn't try it to see. Here are the relevant part numbers and manufacture code. It's a No. 530 marked B46. Seems to have all the parts.

Very nice vise Butcher! I would scrape that heavy rust off with a razor blade scraper. Great patina!

HJE has posted an addendum to the tool hoard pick in response to comments on the video. At this point, it would be nice if they could introduce themselves. Many of use have never been to the Epstein store in KC. So knowing who is who and what they do would be interesting. Addendum

I'm still hoping I'll have a dream about a pick like that!

Very interesting RTM! Thanks for sharing.

Nice sets j0lly! I really do like S-K tools & boxes. I wish I found more. Seems like I have more empty boxes than tools and/or even parts of sets. May the tool gods begin to look favorably upon this poor old collector. :p

I don't know what box that is but I'm looking forward to finding out!

Sawmill companies ought to give customers an extra log stop as I think everybody makes that mistake at least once.

I'll play. First, I would have picked up that smoothing plane and probably put it back down. Doesn't look like a Stanley. Second, probably the wood handle screwdriver and third that fiberglass ball peen hammer. The screwdriver is likely the only one that would have come home with me though.

I count a booth at an antique mall like a store front. Enjoy that trip to see your son.

Corndog NOS Delta machine parts are not that uncommon. LOTS of those machines were sold and I'd bet many, maybe most, are still running. Four of my Delta woodworking machines are from the 1940s. My 14" bandsaw is a 1956, the baby of the family! You really done good!

bmw How are things going on the store front? I had the impression that was something you were going to be doing near(er) term.

Riven It looks like having a sawmill is like having a fishing boat, swimming pool, or summer cabin in the mountains - you find out you had friends you didn't even know! I was wondering if that was cedar or redwood. Either would be awesome with me! Nice!!! Please post more videos if you...

Corndog That is HUGE SUCKAGE!!! Just wow!!! I don't have space for a lathe but if I come across a vintage Delta like that one I'm going to make space for it! My woodworking machines are 1940s Deltas except for the '56 14" bandsaw. You keeping the Stanley No. 71 router plane? If not let me...

Drives I'm looking forward to seeing what you forgot you had! I'm sure a lot of us would be happy to help you take some of those WTF things off your hands if we were closer! I'm meeting a fellow here shortly to sell a little Cole 12-drawer cabinet I've had for a couple of years. I could...

Lugz I'm sure you noticed they did take those files after going back and digging down beyond the rust to find there were tons that were like new without the least hint of rust. I also saw they had loaded some of the grinder wheels. So many unanswered questions. Crazy!

Great haul bmw!! I love that shade! I rarely ever see old shades available. I really wanna say you **** on that shade but with the brass wind chimes, Stanley level, air rifle AND the toolbox with leather handle...YOU ****!