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Bought this snap on box today and I can’t find any info on it. It’s been repainted and I can’t find any model number. Checked a bunch of 40s and 50s catalogs, can’t find it. Nothing similar on eBay. Help! Thanks, Mark Sent from my iPhone using Garage Journal

Got these three wood handled screwdrivers in a pile of garage sale bunk. The little gold badge says craftsman, but there are no other markings. Anyone see these before? Are they sears-craftsman or some no name knockoff. If they are sears, anyone have a date range for them? Thanks, Mark...

No markings. The head is about 4.5 lbs. I assume it’s either blacksmith or farrier related. What TYPE of hammer is it? Thanks, Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Help. I’m not even sure what it’s proper name is. I saw one reference to a center square, but I’m not sure. Also not sure who the maker is. Any help would be appreciated. Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not a big automotive guy, but I know I’ve seen pics of these before. What’s it used for? Thanks, Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Conqueror no 26 4” level. Anyone heard of this before? I saw a couple 6” ones by this company on eBay. I’ve never heard of this company and couldn’t find anything on google other than the patent. Curious if conqueror was the name of the company and if they made any other tools. Mark Sent...

I got this gauge in a lot of auction goodies. The brown on the face is glue residue, as it had a paper face made by the owner glued over the original face. I think it has about 1/16” of travel... the arm will make a little over 2.5 revolutions before it bottoms out. I’m perplexed because if...

A couple weeks ago I purchased a homemade tool cabinet made with a 1960's craftsman bottom chest. Got it on a large farm in NE Ohio. Thing was heavy as hell, guy loaded it into my truck with his bobcat. My plan is to mount my 10" miter saw on it so I can wheel it outside to make cuts and...

Assuming this is an automotive specialty tool... can anyone tell me what it is and if it was designed for specific vehicles? When the knob is twisted it turns the internal drag link. Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Marked selsi no 1, 1/5. Came in a box of machinist tools. Selsi makes a lot of optics and binoculars. Can't find any info on what it is. When the end with the brass gauge is moved, the opposite end opens. Any ideas? Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Petersen mfg model 318R. 17" throat! ::scared:: Never seen one of these before, thought it was pretty cool. Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Plomb 1" drive big bertha ratchet & NB Made husky CB-46 QR 3/8" Drive Ratchet Husky cb46 ratchet, 3/8 drive. 45 tooth with quick release. Excellent condition. A little wear on the side of the head, otherwise looks very lightly used. Quick release works flawlessly, drive is in excellent...

Found this swivel adapter in my dad's latest garage sale finds. Made by Hague, akron, Ohio. Never heard of them. Seems well made. Anyone have any info on this company? Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

https://www.ebay.com/itm/291771701489 As an eBay seller and a collector, I get it most of the time. But I just can't believe someone could drop that kind of money on a couple adjustables :shocking: Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just picked up this Sears craftsman #32755 slack belt sander at a garage sale. Never seen or heard of this before. I only found one article about it, comparing it to an industrial stroke sander. No sales current or finished on eBay. Anyone familiar with these? They are made to be hooked up...

I bought all this at the neighbors garage sale. The polishing head is item 6647. I cannot identify what appear to be bearings. They are stamped 6929 on all three parts. The original price tag appears to have an item number of 2829. Were these from a specific tool or just general purpose...

I am a union millwright and brass wedges are very handy for disassembling machinery due to their softness. They are also expensive to purchase. Ampco makes many "non sparking" wedges that are an aluminum bronze alloy. These are cheaper and come in a better selection of sizes. I am curious if...