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Just picked up this Plomb 4749 1/4" ratchet today at the flea market for a $1. All it needed was a little WD-40 and it works like it just came from the factory. Apologies for the horrible photo. My phone has a horrible camera on it. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

If your ever in northwestern PA make a stop down in Titusville to see Drake's well. Edwin Drake was a distant relative of mine on my mothers side. He was the first to successfully drill for oil. The well still pumps small amounts of oil. If your into things like that. It's really interesting...

On way home today noticed a sale sign in a yard. Pulled in and seen it was an old barn of some sort. Went and knocked on door and this little old lady answers says her husband was napping and went and got him. Guys name was elmer he was 93 yrs old. Took us back to his barn and said everything...

I thought it was a turtle also. All my pops said after I got it was he had seen it before in the 70s. I'll have to give it a look over for date codes or manufactures codes later. Even though it's Mopar it still looks cool to me. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

Just picked these up about an hour ago on letgo. Not sure who made the one with the turtle on the box. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

My first chevron. It's a proto professional. Hopefully more to come. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

Picked these up about an hour ago off someone on letgo. The pliers are challenger and challenger by proto. Ball peen hammer is proto Scraper is proto Shears/tin snips are proto Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

Thanks.I was just about to post that I found a Sears catalog online from '72 and it looks identical. Makes sense we paid $20 for the box full of tools and got a smaller craftsman with the crown top logo for free with it. The old man had also spray painted it black. Thank you all for you help. I...

It's definitely seen better days. The only marks that survived any of the use and abuse it has over the years is two holes on the right side of the bottom drawer. Thinking this might be where the badge used to be. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

So my Dad and I picked this up today at a yard sale a couple blocks down the street from my house. Someone hit it with spray paint but I like the look of it. No markings on it other than a Made in USA 8-72. It's definitely older than me... I hope. Any help on identifying the maker would be...

Thank you for the info. Always learning something new. Really appreciate it. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

I know it's a 1/2 to 5/8 adapter but it doesn't seem that old to be actually used. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using The Garage Journal mobile app

I for some reason can not figure what this is used for. The female end measures 1/2" the male end measures 5/8". I have double checked this numerous times and cannot for the life of me understand why a Williams USA adapter has a 5/8" male end. Any help would be appreciated. Apologies for the...

Thanks for letting me know who to talk to. I appreciate that. I'm definitely no expert by any means. I was just basing my info off of alloy artifacts. Hopefully gearwolf can shed some light on the subject. Here is the section on AA I got the info from Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

Thanks for the offer but I'm looking for the c series which were the first socket set craftsman put its name on . I definitely appreciate the offer though. I'm not sure about the box that I got with the set haven't done any research on that yet. Still trying to find out more about everything...

Thanks for the info. No intentions on selling just wanted some ideas on what to expect to pay to complete the set. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

Makes sense. Still semi new to names on tools. What I showed was what ive always called speeders. At least I learned something new today. Thank you. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

I actually have a craftsman 1/2" speeder. It's the c-92. Chances of finding one or any information on one are very slim. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

First picture is the c-92 1/2 speeder 2nd is the c-91 extension and 3rd is the c-30 15/16 1/2 drive socket Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk

First actual post on here. Habitual GJ forum reader. Trying to find some info about this 9/32 drive and 1/2 drive C-man socket set. Alloy artifacts doesn't mention a whole lot. Here's a photo with more to come. Sent from my Alcatel_5044R using Tapatalk