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And a Dunlap "Approved Tools" 4" x 36" bench-top belt sander I restored also...

A 1950-1951 Dunlap branded 12.25" bench model drill press I restored here...

And a few Dunlap branded bench top power tools I own and also restored also... On the 8" Dunlap (Made by King-Seeley/Central Specialty 103.xxxx) I also have the Craftsman 1/2-HP 3450 rpm 115. Packard made motor bought along with the table saw when brand new. I've also found the super rare hard...

A 1959 Wards Powr Kraft 6" jointer that was made for MW by Sprunger Brothers, Inc. of Indiana I totally restored for a client/fellow woodworker...

A few more Powr Kraft hand tools I bought brand new in 1971...

A 1962 Rem Line price list and another picture of a 10-drawer top chest on top of a 7-drawer rolling cart with the two optional bottom drawers in place... (Not owned by me)

I have this Remline 7-drawer rolling chest I ordered brand new in 1977 from the auto parts store I worked at in Royal Oak Michigan when I was 17. Cost me $160 cash when I was only making $2.25 an hour..lol I'm going to totally restore it with red powder coated drawers and dark grey Awl Grip...

I bought this Powr Kraft 4oz. ball pein hammer brand new in 1971 at Montgomery Wards at the "Tel-Twelve Mall" in Southfield Michigan. Just restored it in Awl Grip on the original hickory and new navy blue Awl Grip in the head...:bounce:

I picked up this 4oz. Dunlap ball peen hammer at a local estate sale for $1. Restored it with a new hickory handle finished in clear Awl Grip and Navy Blue Awl grip paint. Here are all my Dunlap hand tools, I just picked up the 10" Dunlap pipe wrench this summer up in Michigan while on a trip.

Only have a few Indestro Super hand tools myself. :) Recently put all my Indestro Super hand tools in a drawer in my recently acquired S-K Wayne 5 drawer tool chest.

Yes, that "brass" small anvil in a promotional display item only for Mr. Fisher's foundry business (nicely done!). Brass would be way to soft for any jeweler's type anvil work. I have a small bronze anvil which is much harder than brass and I left a small mark in it when I trying to use it on...

I've recently been buying some new SK Tools and just sent a few older worn out sockets and U-joints back to SK in Sycamore Illinois for free replacements. A GREAT old US company who stands behind their great products! Been an SK customer of since 1978 now. Just bought a new DT-120 1/4" drive...