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100$!!!!! =)

$120 + shipping. If no takers or any interest with best offer will list on ebay

25$+ Shipping on the wrenches

Lowered. $140

Have a small mixed lot of wrenches. Would like to sell them all together to save on shipping. I believe I can get these in a medium flat rate box for $11. Asking $18 + shipping. Will consider offers as these are mixed. Combo Wrenches include: - SK Lectrolite C-36 1 1/8th" - Lectrolite C-28...

I really can't find much info on it. I checked that patent out as well as a few others. I am not able to take the adjusting pin out to get a better view of the numbers. They are in a really odd place and I can't find another set on the vise. Anyway, shoot me a pm for more info/discuss prices.

Alright, looking into this. Thanks for the information!

This is a Armstrong Mfg Co. vise. Not the traditional Armstrong, but Armstrong Mfg out of Bridgeport, CT. Another member gave me some info on the company and said that they were around during the 1920's. I have tried here and on other forums to get info on this vice and its design but many are...

It looks like it says "Pat. May 22-32". Which I would assume would be May 22nd, 1932. It is very tough to see the numbers because the adjusting knob is right infront of them.

ahhh Any other info that someone might have on this?

Would this specifically be used for pipes?

Still flying in the dark with this. I've been looking for a few hours with different patents etc and Armstrong Mfg. in general and can't come up with anything similar to this vise. Hoping someone sees this and has some info. It weighs around 35 lbs.

Just added a set of Stanley 40 Chisels, some armstrong clamps and other things.

It says "Armstrong Mfg. Bridgeport, CT". There are some numbers on the back by the adjusting pin but they are near impossible to see clearly/read. I think I see Patient "22-83" but I am not sure. Attached picture. Does anyone have any interest in this? I am trying to find out as much as I...

Any other opinions on this?

Amongst my other recent finds, I ran into this Armstrong, Co. Bench Vise. Adjusts to 3 different sizes and has teeth. Any ideas on the type? I have a few vises myself so I will probably be selling this. Any estimate on value? Thanks a lot for any opinions!

any more opinions on that pry bar?

Wondering what this is as well. The hammer is about 11 inches long and says "Cisco" Germany on the head. It is extremely light and was in the same area as the chisels, ******* files etc. I was thinking it was an old tac hammer but it seems lighter than I've seen before.

Also, the pry part is really steep. The very tip is almost completely curved.

I'm not even sure if the pry bar is affiliated with the chisels. They were just in the same drawer. Thanks for the info on the chisels. All I have on the unknown pry bar is "K Wilson" is engraved on the side.