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Where does one buy this not to be used on aircraft, aircraft stripper?

Like 30 boxes like, “I’m sorry I just hallucinated”.

Just so Outer Limits, “my Waterloo indeed.” However, 10 with no discernable datestamps. How many in the grey/red family do you have, had? (Visualizing airplane hangar).

So it is possible that if I was to take apart my Mid box I could possibly find a date/made in Mark. That’s a storyline for Rod Serling’s Twilight Zone, One Step Beyond or Alfred Hitchcock Presents no coming back from that one.

Stu Mn Thanks for the link to Engel Coach, Would love to visit their Montana shop. I can barely handle a 12 hr road trip in a modern ac vehicle can’t fathom how tough and determined the early generations were.

Do you mean not dated on the 62-66 Rollers? Here’s a 6 drawer chest with a stamp.

The rare intermediate mid chests as far as I know weren’t dated or USA stamped. I’ve gone on a calling quest at Waterloo industries trying to find out why but so far nada.

I think it’s located in Rio Rancho neighbor city to Albuquerque. It was brought there from Edgewood NM which is high Mesa ranch country so this little wagon has traveled a fair piece. There’s many Spanish heritage, Pueblo and Navajo Indians, pioneer families that could and would have used this...

That is a beauty plus the tools! Lucky Lucky. And yeah heavy, heavy suckers - sliding the roller out of the pickup and heaving the chest back onto the cabinet is how I did it. Curious the date for right side emblem boxes I thought would be like 65 and down or thereabouts.

Didn’t quite know where to post this, thought it was indicative to pioneer New Mexico history. Thought to have been initially used to carry kids from Placitas mountain community to the town of Bernalillo which is maybe 6 or so miles.