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I've asked for help a few times this past week in identifying a bunch of tools I ran into. My latest question involves what I assume are chisels and another tool I am not familiar with. The crow bar type bar(biggesti n pic) has "K Wilson" written on it. The other has "U-S-E" on it. Thanks a lot

I had posted a thread asking for help in regards to cleaning a lot of 70 or so wrenches I had come across. I found more, cleaned them up, and found some other items. Everything is up on eBay. Majority of wrenches are quality names such as Barcalo Buffalo, Lectrolite, SK, Thorsen, Blue Point...

Ahh. Makes sense. Any value in this? I am doing "spring cleaning" and going through everything.

Yeah I know the basics of solder. This was just with all the soldering things, so I wasn't sure what it was used for.

I found a solder gun with a few lb rolls in a work bench. There was also several dozen piles of what appears to be copper solder. Here is a pic. I never heard of actual copper solder.. then again I don't solder.

Found this in a stash. What is this? And is it worth anything to anyone? Otherwise going to trash it. Thanks. It has a portalign label on it. I've only seen their large drill alignments.

Cleaning them up right now. Will post better pictures tomorrow. Found even more! Good stuff.

Yup I understand. Think I have more than $50 worth of wrenches here reasonably? If not I'm just going to pass up selling them. I found another 10-15 which I think are old USA made. Need to clean them up for a name. So that puts the total at 75 or so. I know how to deal with flat rate boxes etc.

Alright will do. I found even more older wrenches but they are heavily coated in grim. Can't see what company they are from but they look high quality and not craftsman. Will try the vinegar thing. What am I looking at price wise for the different wrenches after they are cleaned up and seperated...

Alright will do. I used the wire wheel on a few to see if it worked. The wheel is pretty used up so I stopped until I could get another.

I'll also add that the rust is very light. You can get it off without much work. It seems to just be on the very surface from the constant moisture.

Over 80 USA made wrenches. Some newer(70s,80s?), some old and "vintage". All sizes imaginable. The names on these wrenches include: Craftsman Husky Thorsen EF Lectrolite SK Wayne Barcalo Buffalo Mckaig Hatch Billing Vitalloy P & C and more I'd say 1/3rd are Lectrolite and Craftsman. They...