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From a time that a company would actually lock in a price & print a catalog that would last a season or two. Now days the price can change from when you put the item in the shopping cart, till you make it to the check out.

Answered my own question found (on the bay) a Williams adjustable diamond W stamp that has no raised ring.

Ok thanks for shedding light on that. I'm unsure what you mean about the raised ring. My ring hole & yours are the same yes? not my field so found this diddy about Carbon vs Alloy Carbon Steel Advantages There are several advantages to choosing carbon steel over traditional steel, one of...

Yeah, don't think that's it. Ebay shows plenty of 4" Superjustables that they even had room to plant model number AP-4 on there. This one has no model number.

When I was cleaning the rust off this puppy, I expected to see Superjustable. Instead it reads: 4 in. Adjustable Patd USA. Otherside reads: J H Williams & Co. Drop Forged so my question is, does the wrench date before the Superjustable, Superrench, Superratchet era, or is it newer? I don't see...

#24 Knitters' Pliers Unsure what the difference between the #23 Duck Bill and this set is? Very thin tips, smooth inside, with light hash marks on tip exteriors as if to grip while spreading something.

Would have never guessed that. Thanks.

This clamp reminds me of my grandmother's treadle Singer. Holds items at a right angle to each other. Can anybody ID it?

Forgot this lot. Stopped at a yard sale where looked like widow was selling husband's tool collection. They were all cleaned nicely and priced at $2. choice. I left behind a bunch of Utica pliers & whatnot, but these 3 appealed to me. Witcher cobbler hammer, Ridge pipe wrench & the Westcott/Keystone

Drove too far & too long for this lot, nearing the end of community yard sales. Ended up at a last day offers accepted moving sale & got these 3/8" chains at 5 bucks each. Wagon & beer sign for $20. Tires were flat & was afraid they wouldn't seal, but it turns out they are tubed, so a win...

bmwrd0 of course *****. Love the wood handled Proto brass hammer.

oak_park ***** on the Snap-on pliers & condition of all in the photo. Is that a 53 date code? Grips look excellent. Ebay wants $75. to $125. for that.

How old it that thing? I thought the new ones had neo-magnets. Ceramic could probably be drilled & dug out.

BB ***** Got a fair deal on the 1/4 snap set & all those bucket wrenches for free.

I like the look of that Channellock contraption. Haven't seen that before.

Ok here is the tub. All pieces are well used, but solid tools still. If you are a Snap-on hater,,,, well sorry, nothing much to see here. 3/8 metric impacts deep & shallow Chrome Shallow Metric flex impact 1//2 dr Sae Flex impact 1/2 dr 936 3/8 rats Bent flex A MAC that snuck in. The first style...

Lots of driving today for not much to show for it From an elder-duplex type development 3 MAC item well loved for a buck a piece Another stop netted the peterson & tape at a buck each. Then on the left. Then at the end of the day I almost didn't stop at this fellas place since I always felt...

Old Radar ***** for the Snap-on adjustable & Hawkbill for 10 bucks & the rest is gravy.

Thanks LS (and also Lugz) for the link & explanation on the anvil/drill/vise. Also just got done reading the Oxwall hate sticky......feeling a little let down.

Here are 3 cool to me items that came from a TOO that I passed between scheduled stops. A very junky looking house in a nice neighborhood had the normal clothes on a table, open garage with a few rusty shovels etc sitting in the driveway for sale. I asked if there were any other tools for...