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Still the current GE Logo. picture is confusing. Bottom photo is upside down for correct orientation, the E shape above the logo should be at the bottom. I should have turned it over after taking the photo. Here is the correct orientation of bottom photo. And here is the image in the mirror...

Another week at Estate Sale..... With one item that has me confused, a branding iron. I have cleaned it up quite a bit and it has been used. It is the actual emblem on the brand that has me confused. I have also shown a picture of it in a mirror so that the actual brand looks like applied...

Back to estate sale. Can anyone possibly help ID pliers by the pattern on the grips? Also, confirm/ID the 1/2 inch item is a breaker bar from some set? And finally what the unmarked possibly puller is used for. Two Stanley 220 Block planes in different styles Another puller like I got before...

Went back to the estate sale from yesterday to see what is out today. Can anyone ID these leveraged Tin Snips? Patent 1909. Looks like the maker name ends in LETT. Tin Snips vintage GM electric window switch Craftsman 942973WF chisel Vermont American tube cutter Dasco 531 punch Lue Line 206...

Just a couple of items from an estate sale where just dragged a few items out of the shed. Everything else was houseware, junk jewelry, etc. However, looks promising when finally get to the better stuff.. Greenfield Tap and Die tap holder. Unmarked Sawset older GM ignition cylinder with key...

I think this is what is called a SawsAll.. :)

My relatives on my mothers side came from Finland. I guess they were smart enough to leave that frozen part of the world. They immigrated to Alaska. I guess I'm Finnished with my discussion of my relatives... :)

I actually did this very same thing with the "Do not" screw on a HF aluminum jack. I bought the aluminum jack because I got tired of hauling the heavy old steel jack around. After about a year and a half it started to slowly bleed down after jacking something up. I took all of the valving out...

Well, until I actually looked at this thread, I did not know BOG made ratchets. All of my BOG tools are like these two tools (a couple I could easily find) 3/4 T handle 5/8 L handle

OK. Here goes. Willard Battery Pliers Snap On VS1618 1/2 x 9/16 Open End Wrench Goodell Pratt Tap Holder Wrench Cornwell 1 3/16 AWC38 Thin Open End Wrench Malco Sheet Metal Circle Hole Cutter MAC VUP2BA 1/2 drive impact swivel Starrett Adjustable Locking Dividers (pat 1895) Snap Ring Pliers...

Have you tried using the contents as fuel for a lantern?? :)

ON a Hyundai Tail Light....

If you do not have a fan what will the poop have to HIT???? :)

Probably was just a shelf that was built for some place like Australia so it was built upside down for here. They just had to make do. :)

Perhaps the wrench did not belong to Bemis so the owner Butthead punched the name out.... :)

MURPHY press, what could possibly go wrong??? :) I would do what has already been recommended. Tear the jack down and do a good cleaning and inspection before you get into buying parts. Not a difficult job and can often save time, dollars and anguish later.

Probably started as whitworth amperes and then converted to the stranger SAE ampere. Now they are metric amps!!! :) (However, nothing actually strange about 32A, remember we are talking 240V in most of the world).

FINALLY....... an actual Saw Set !!!!!! :)

SS?..... Saw Set :)

When we got up to the "PLUS" sizes we pretty much used slugging wrenches. We had a 3/4 set which was rarely used.