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    Wil repost an up to date list

    will repost up to dat list
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    Military Maxwell Drill Press

    Picked this up. Searched the site and the web and couldn't find anything about it. Looking for the manual. It requires a retaining screw for the chuck which was missing when I got it. If someone knows what that screw is that would be great.
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    Sooner or later I will have something that will impress

    Seems that most of my stuff so far has been chemical formula FeS2. Here's the most recent digs from my boxes. Sooner or later I have to have something that someone is going to say "OMG, you have only the second left handed widget I've ever seen!".
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    Craftsman -VV-42543 9/16

    I found this wrench with the flex socket on the other end. I was wondering if this would have been something from WWII or is it more modern? I saw stuff on ebay reference V-42543 but not vv.
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    BD Drill Model Number and how old?

    I have one of these as excess in to my military Common #1 Tool Set collection. I was about to list it and found that the data plate is scratched where the model number is. I can see a 1?? think a "-" and then maybe a 90. Also, how old is this? It's 120v 6amp 450 rpm Rough ballpark of...
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    It's been a heck of a move, Venting.

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    Old Oxygen Cylinder Hydro Dates

    I was looking at downsizing as part of my upcoming move and was really surprised of some dates I found on some compressed cylinders. I have 3 sets of Oxy/Acet tanks. The two sets I have here are marked US Army. The Acet tanks have it engraved in the tank and the one is dated 2/51, the other...
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    THE Common No. 1

    I moved around a lot in the military. Invariably the movers would always break my commercial tool boxes. I decided to get some surplus boxes. The SHOP EQUIPMENT, AUTOMOTIVE MATENANCE AND REPAIR: ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE, COMMON NO. 1,*@#$was the standard tool set at the battalion level...
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