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A 100+ year old antique L.E.B. Co. (LEBCO) pocket multi-tool kit with accessories.

As I enter into the last quarter of my life, it was time to put what I'd worked hard for over 45 years into having the "special" place where I can go and do the projects I enjoy. No time clock, no Supervisor...just my own schedule. It's been my light at the end of the tunnel if nothing more than...

My little shop is nearly complete on San Juan Island. I just love this place.

I got bored last winter and decided to make an old post vise into a center piece in my shop. It turned out nice I think.

My shop being built on San Juan Island Washington.

I am sorry if this has been already discussed, I couldn't find any info on it so, I will ask members if they have any info on some leather stacked handle screwdrivers. I have found a couple and I'm wondering if anyone has any idea of the history of these, possibly where they were made. They are...

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Do any of you know where I can purchase one of these very small wood hatchet handles? It's for a vintage Craftsman salesman type hatchet...seems like they go as small as 14" but I can't locate anything smaller. Any help would be appreciated.

Maybe a common type (?) but, I've never seen one like this...possibly a tinner's hammer? Anyone know?n The striking edge is pitched at a 45 degree angle. Thank You!

I obtained this nicely made chisel and was just curious if anyone has and idea of the maker or origin. Much appreciated....

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I'm looking at purchasing this Parker vise but, so far have not found this particular model listed anywhere....it's a NO. 40-1/2. It weighs around 60lbs. no cracks or repairs, everything closes up perfect. Can anyone out there help me on this? I really appreciate it!!

This is the other vise I got recently, first one was an import, this is a C. Parker 106-5. I "think" it's had some repair work below the jaws, the bottom doesn't show a bead though...I dunno I wire brushed the area and the original owner swears it hasn't been fixed...darn thing is 100lbs plus...

Hi....new guy here! I'd like to ask some of you vise experts if you can identify this vise (?). It was given to me and I can't seem to locate a maker name on it...most like it I've seen have the rotating gauge towards the front, this one is in the rear. It weighs in around 85 pounds. I thought...