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That should buff right out. :thumbup:

Atv, I have to side with 454 on this one.---Benchmark is a brand, and I don't think Wilton would have allowed them to hook their wagon to them.---Probably Benchmark's jab at a Wilton copy. Here are some Benchmark vises, current.---Click the link, then scroll down...

Yea, I forgot to mention a Hollands 18 or 19.---18, good enough and definitely tough enough. :thumbup:

90, those represent the most efficient use of pig iron that I can think of.---All they lack is a Reed 208, 209, or a Hollands 408 setting on them. :thumbup:

So Pierce, you missed it by a dollar?---Odds are if you had of gone higher, some sniper would have too.---Twasn't me, I didn't even bid.---But you're right, some sellers try to make profit on both ends, and sometimes winds up costing them money.---I have to say though, I've never seen a CP #19...

Shift, those 622s have gone to selling for some serious coin.---I could have bought 2 back several years ago for around a $100.00 each, but I was looking for a Hollands #56 anvil vise, (hens teeth), and was saving my cash for just such a find.---Screwed up there.---Now I can't afford either, or...

I would say, being able to shift the parts in all different positions for various applications.

Aleksap, yours is a stationary base Tilter.---There is currently 2 stationary Tilters and 11 swivel based Tilters on eBay right now.---They are pretty common but are handy little vises to have around.---Some came with steel pipe jaws, some with cast pipe jaws. Most had smooth dynamic and static...

Outlaw's right.

Lowdown, the bigger Sudden Grips didn't have the anvil that yours does.---I suppose the anvil was for intricate jewel work.---They are called Hall's Patented Sudden Grip Vise, Made by Charles parker.

Lowdown, that's not a unicorn, but it's not far from it.---I'll bet if we started documenting the number of them that exist and post for proof, you could count on 2 hands, maybe 1.---Kind of like the 5198 Craftsmans.

I'm with Shiftless on this one.---Unfortunately there aren't many people left that will take a considerable amount less for an item than what they can fetch, just because they gave their word and stand good for it.---Cash is king as they say, (Long live the King).---There would have been a lot...

Tool_Scrounge, looks like a Japanese version of a Wilton.---But I will say, it's not a bad looking vise.

CRSINMICH, that is one of the older Wilton Scouts with the concaved I-beam. I have a couple of those.---Nice collectors.

Yep, those two vise and stand were good buys.---could resale for a lot more.

Nvrplzd said, "It seems odd to me that it only has listed 6” instead of an actual model number". Nvr, I have one of those 6'' Morgans with just the number also.---I thought I could convert mine to a swivel base but mine had no threaded hole in the center to bolt a swivel base to.---So I guess...

Viseroy, some fine specimens you have there.---None of them look used much if any.

Hiatt1991, that Reed would have been a steal at $120.00.---You done real good.

Smitty, those pics always satisfies my eyes sweet tooth.---I need those pic fixes at least twice a year.---I was starting to get the heebie-jeebies, but now I'm good till about January.

Dannyr, you, well you know.