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I don’t have that many pictures of it but I can upload another I think. I plan on stripping it and then painting it with a hammerite paint. Not sure what color yet. I plan on making a steel stand for this Holland’s 18. Not sure if I want to make a pedestal or a three leg design. I really like...

Im not sure if any of you saw this vise on craigslist. This is my newest addition to the garage: the Hollands 18. It weighs in at 282 pounds, has a max open of about 12.5" and and the jaws are 15" tall. It was a fun little trip picking it up in Detroit. We ended up driving 8 hours round trip for it.

Here is some more pictures of the Erie No.70

Here is some more pictures of the Erie No.70

I just picked up an Erie No. 70 vise yesterday and it has 7" jaws. People have been saying its made by the Erie Tool Works and or Hollands. It is a very large vise, its almost as big as my 8" reed. Im not sure who made it but I would love to find out. If you guys have any info that would be...

I have an 8” reed vise that weighs 260 pounds and it has a 22” long handle. So that vise probably weighs 500 pounds or so if it’s a bench vise. It might be a leg vise as well

Hey guys I cleaned up a couple more. Here is a Prentiss Bulldog No. 56 6" jaws, it looks like it was almost never touched. By far one of the cleanest vises I have. The second is a Reed 203, this one is also in very nice shape. The slide has no chisel marks in it whatsoever. Lastly, I saw a large...

I absolutely love this color of blue. I almost want to paint every vise of mine that color. I got the spray paint from lowes. You can also get it from walmart. Its called Rustoleum cobalt blue metallic spray paint.

Here is a couple vises I finished up recently. First is an Erie Tool Works 0C vise missing the pipe jaws and swivel base. Second, is a 2" Hollands vise. I really love the color for these vises and they match really well. I really like these Erie C series vises and would like to put the full set...

Heres a cool one i just bought today. Its called a Dropfo vise made by Fulton Drop Forge Co. This an automatic vise, meaning it has a floating vise nut that tightens the swivel base down so it wont turn when the vise jaws are clamped together. Its a pretty cool vise and I cant wait to restore it.

I have a couple vises for sale and a possible trade First up is a nice Chas Parker 105-4 1/2. The jaws are 4.5" wide and it opens to 6.75". The jaws line up great and it opens and closes smoothly. Im looking for $175 or best offer. Might be open to trades. Next, is a GM Yost 69. Not sure...

Here is my Reed 107 with 7" jaws. It has a ratchet style handle on it which i heard was factory. Ive never seen one like this before and I think its a pretty cool vise. If anyone has a 107 or 207 reed send me a message.

Im also working a deal on a vise that i think is an automatic with the floating vise nut

I just bought a hollands 2" and also have a cool erie tool works no. 00 missing the swivel base and pipe jaws.

I have a couple of 6" vises. Two prentiss bulldog 56 with 6" jaws. One is in perfect shape, the other is beat. I also have a 6" rock island No. 55 with a swivel jaw and swivel base. its missing the base so i will need one made

I have a couple vises, I think Im up to 25. Need 3 more posts to show some pics lol

Been picking up a bunch of vises these past couple of weeks. 2 6” prentiss bull dogs 56, 7” reed 107 with a ratcheting handle, a 6” rock island 55, and couple more. Have some anvils too