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Picked up 15 Blackhawk sockets from a local sale for a couple bucks. Also a couple random Indestro, Husky and SnapOn.

Went for a mid week pick last week. Had two piles of stuff that we paid $200 (only captured a picture of the first pile). Farmer was sure he didn’t have anything we would be interested in. Some of the highlights were this sewing machine oil bottle, DeLaval porcelain sign, and salesman sample...

Mislabeled as a Star Wars Stereo poster, picked this up for $5. Bonus points to all of you who have ever used a CED before. We used to rent the machine and movies from a video store the next town over.

Brought home this International Harvester embossed oiler today, similar to the John Deere embossed oiler I found a while ago.

Found this Milwaukee Linemans multi-tool. Looked up and down the nearby streets to hopefully find a bucket truck and crew working so I could give it back to them.

Just got back from picking a nice little place in Nebraska. Fella had a bunch of stuff and we will probably need to go back. Picked up a bunch of quart cans and some I haven’t seen before. I also snagged a NOS Massey Ferguson carb, a few spark plugs, and some paper shells with a good paper...

@oak_park *****, that's an oiler I don't have in my collection yet. Definitely a score with the pan too!

If I remember correctly, 19 county is Vermillion and just south of where I'm at. Don't see too much SoDak stuff on here. Nice finds.

Pictures?

$20 got a Cash album, bag of marbles (some illuminate under a black light), 4 S-K wrenches, a tiny Blackhawk adjustable, a Proto wrench, 3 oil cans and a Mirage center channel speaker. $5 got 8 new storage bins and a New-In-box album rack. Figured it was worth a chance on the album rack...

@DetailSeeker I've got the same one, just a little more bent nozzle.

It smelled like I would expect penetrant to smell. Kinda like Liquid Wrench and regular oil.

@Fretters I like the use of the old grease can for a garbage can, way better than some plastic junk from the Dollar Store. I have similar setup because I think the big cans are cool but it's tough to collect/display them.

@Smokeshow69 Here's my household oiler of that Keystone. Regular oilers for scale. Those Alemite grease cans are pretty cool.

Able to get out this weekend to a place we've visited before. The reason we went back was to pick up some full dimension and salvage lumber that we can use on our granary renovation. Knew there was a lot of lumber but it was difficult to pick out usable lengths and wasn't full of nails. After...

Corsair? Nope... G. Skill Ripjaws. Usually the cost-effective choice, the red heat spreaders told people you were a gamer before the advent of LEDs on everything.

Pretty cool and all from Philly??

Nice find, I have a few. As for what to put in it, I’d suggest start with some stainless nuts to weigh it down a bit. Mine like to tip over pretty easy.

No tools this weekend but got some pretty good albums for $50. Several albums were in Mint conduction and a few had never been opened. The Wild Angels album was a keeper just for the album cover.