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I have the same Wilton Bullet vise here with a 1-78 date stamp.

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Additional pictures of the wooden 8 drawer machinists tool box. There are also 3 vintage ball-peen hammers and 2 vintage square head machinists hammers included also which are all USA made with hickory handles.

Vintage Wooden 8 drawer machinists tool box (brand unknown) with all vintage 1920-30's machinists hand tools included. The outside of to tool box is covered is real black textured leather (a first class box) and the drawers are all American black walnut. There are both Starrett and Brown &...

I have a set of the Craftsman professional long pattern in both metric and standard sizes and also both sets in the stubby versions. I bought all these brand new in 1998-1999 in the Houston area at the Baybrook Mall Sears store. I've read many times that most consider these wrenches to be...

Those are all very, VERY nice ARS vises you have there drivesitfar!

For like a Rem Line top chest (not smaller Machinists type box) with like 6 or 10 drawers? That is a very cheap reasonable price there!

Pictures...Prices and more detail please man...lol What were they asking price wise, just curious? Originally Posted by bmwrd0 View Post Just as an aside, I was at an estate sale today and there was a RemLine machinists box, a Kennedy 520 style. Sorry, I didn't think to get pics though.

Both VERY nice old boxes you have there!!

A VERY nice Rem Line set there for sure!

Here is a picture the the cool as all hell chrome handles on my 1960's Rem Line 12 drawer top chest and one of the handles off my 1978 Rem Line rolling 7 drawer cart I bought brand new. I LOVE the art-deco arrow end shape much better, the sets of stamped lines and of course the "Little Rem...

Thanks all! Yeah, I think I've seen where Rem Line was a tool box manufacturer in the past for JC Penney's "Penncraft" branded boxes... Here's a picture of a Wards Powr Kraft box made for them by Rem Line I had seen out there somewhere that I saved to my picures.

I cleaned up my Rem Line 12 drawer top chest I bought up near Flint, MI for $120...it's in very good original shape as you can see :) So "Rem Line" has always been the tool box brand name marketed by Advertising Metal Display Company of Chicago and was always a trade name internal brand...

I moved a few S-K Wayne and SK tools (some brand new SK combo wrenches) into my vintage SK-Wayne 5 drawer machinist chest I found recently. I also have a few vintage Proto Challenger punches & chisels and also some vintage chrome plated pliers sets also...Craftsman, Dunlap, Crescent, Diamond...

For the Craftsman, Dunlap and Companion 109 AA small metal lathes made for Sears... Here is a website that sells parts and upgrades for these 109 AA metal lathes: http://www.homeshopsupply.com/20630.html

Double A Products Co. (Double A is short for Ann Arbor) was founded in 1934 by Herbert H. Upton and Finley Riggs in Ann Arbor Michigan. They made a variety of small wood and metal working machines, for five & dime stores and Sears. The company moved to a better facility around July 1, 1940...

A few Rem Line catalog pages I have saved here to check out :)

Very, VERY nice!!

If you have the broken pieces or can make some out of a cold rolled steel you could repair that base. This Columbia Red Arrow vise I restored for a buddy was totally broke off that the front lower jaw that was able to be welded and brazed back together.. Quickest easiest solution is to forget...

Here is another American Red Seal catalog page I had saved...