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Are there any other good sites similar to HJE that are worth checking out?

Haven't been able to find this in any of the catalogs, but New Britain D-100 reversible screwdriver made by Vaco.

No markings, and unfinished on one end. I'd be interested if anyone can identify the manufacturer.

Not an exposure table, a light table for graphic arts. In my case way back when, aligning CMYK negatives and stripping in halftone photos for a local newspaper that no longer exists.

Not sure if there are any other printing nerds on the site, but I was super happy to pick up this nuArc VLT23F light table for the workshop. Takes me back to my film assembly days.

I'd be up for that trade @genog - shoot me a PM if you haven't already found one.

I love Bobby Finger's stuff so much. He has 3 videos out at the moment. Each one is well worth a watch.

The Vaco DU collection continues to grow - top to bottom, Archer 64-1950 (DU2). Vaco DU2, Vaco DUH4, New Britain D100 (DU4), Private Label (DU4). Still looking for an Indestro 4694/4695 if anyone has an extra to trade or sell.

Yessir.

Picked up this Xcelite AA-8 1/4 nut driver today - 21 inches long **** to Tip. The handle is a bit worn, but for $3 I have no complaints.

1975-ish 8-drawer Chest. Picked up on eBay cheap due to the condition, but it cleaned up really nicely.

Interesting to see the difference in the logos on these two DU5s.

Facebook Marketplace find today. Neither look like they have really been used at all.

Just picked up this morning.

I've had very good luck using a heat gun. Just heat them up and the cloudy stuff turns clear. Wipe it off and repeat as needed.

Looks like a model 6512 from about 1957 or so to me. Up to you on the restoring - does it have the top tray? The lock ring would be hard to source I'd think.

This one was in the same lot as the Folger Adam - Canadian security tool with adjustable width.

Decided to contact the company directly ( now Southern Folger) and a very nice sales guy responded with: "That tool is for notched spanner screws. It is an older style security screw. Not a very common screw to find these days. Hope this helps." So there you go. Here are the screws mentioned: :

Picked this up in a lot today, appears to be new. Can't see the photos above of the fasteners mentioned, and can't find much of anything online about this tool other than probably the same photos of the set from Worthpoint. Any info is much appreciated.

Based on the front sprocket of the bike, they are probably pacing him, or he is drafting. Either way could be a speed record attempt or velodrome training.