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Interesting, I don't remember ever seeing a pre acquisition blue box. Always black or green, they supposedly had brown also but I've never seen one.

Love leather handles!

Found this little 2oz ball pein at an estate sale this morning. No maker mark or weight so guessing on the size, but consistent with others I have of that size. Love the little hammers. I think this one is late 30's early 40's?

Enough silver solder to last me a little while. Right at 20 Lbs of between 15% to 56%.

These have to be my favorite (at least looking) adjustable wrenches. Took about ten years to find the set, but all from the wild.

And not all that rare either.

But cleaned up this thing is awesome, now I have a place for all my automotive parts catalogs. When I find the holders. Better yet this isn't the coolest thing I found at this sale, but that deserves it's own thread.

I had to work to get to it but the back side showed more promise.

Didn't know where else to put this. I went to an amazing estate over the weekend. My wife spotted this in a dark corner. it was sitting like this pic and didn't look that interesting.

Yes, free is a very good price.

Socket detail.

Nice early wrench Leviton. Haven't been around in awhile but this 3/4" drive set should be heard from. Found it in a barn we are going to be demolishing on a clearing project. All P&C tools, the carrier is different than I've ever seen but the inside has very old black wrinkle paint so I'm...

Here you go, wagonho! I checked in my storage and I have another one of these, I thought it was some kind of mid box. It didn't have casters but I checked and there is pockets for them. They have friction slides.

Absolutely, That's a much larger group. All kidding aside, you should collect them both. Then you have good trading stock for those pieces you really want. By the way, I have a couple of extra Proto boards you could probably talk me out of.

Are you sure you want to go up against the P&C cartel. Flying ladies are much safer.:giggle:

I think there is even some quintuple stacking going on. Actually, I'm working on new building where these should find a home.

Wisjim, I like that little Maytag oiler. From this picture you can see I need to put a few away instead of looking for more.

I'll get a picture and post it .

Picked up this KR-350 & k-56 stack last weekend. I'm 6'5" and couldn't imagine using this box for everyday work. The whole thing is shorter than a normal roller. People were shorter back in the 1940's but not child sized. These couldn't have been very popular, but cool in a collector way. The...

Don, you might have to import one from Portland. They are literally everywhere up here. ;)