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Had these forever...Brass or Bronze. Ruler in pics for size. Did not acquire them together. Thanks in Advance.

So here's what looks like a WW2 bring back. Japanese tool chest for the infamous Type 93 torpedo. Addressed to (and by) a Chief Motor Machinist's Mate? to an Oakland address that has long been erased by the I-980 Grove Shafter Freeway (CA Rte 24). Besides needing help with the individual's...

Going thru some old Snap-On stuff in the cellar I came across the 2 pictured sockets below. While looking up the F-9 Oil pan one in the 1929 catalog ( first Cat.appearance AFAIK though the date code is 28?) I noticed the "Lic. York Pat. 12-7-20" notation by the Universal Flex sockets.....So...

Lots of Plomb tools and a Tool mobile with tray, dividers and original key, located in Portland Oregon. For sale. Very reasonable prices, especially on the stuff I don't want to ship. If you're just a flipper preying on old widows you might want to sit this one out. Lots more than what's shown...

So here's a Company that I guess goes back to 1880 ish and is along a very nice coastal area of Massachusetts. Anyway, there are plenty of pics of the old buildings online and debate about what to do with the old property but not much about the tools. I've been by there a few times but know...

So picked up this super cool 64" X 30" tool board last week. It was found in a basement about midway between Pittsburgh & Cleveland. This bad boy obviously served time in a shop / garage what with the wear pattern, overspray, and even has a piece of a shop invoice stuck to it. Can't decide...

So last year when I pulled a huge haul of 20's and 30's P&C out of Ridgefield WA. I grabbed this too and threw it in the box before making my offer. Didn't know what it was for but K.R.Wilson and 41-W on a tool are attention getters. An old post on the G503 identifies it as for 'oil pressure...

Picked this up today as a throw-in at the flea. Expect to see Yankee or Millers Falls or something along those lines with the wood handle, brass ferrule, and distinctive reverse switch but has a Williamsesque W mark and 3/8 drive socket end instead of a screwdriver so I'm curious. No other...

Here's an unusual one I stumbled onto this weekend in Washington State. Normally I stay away from odd patent, obscure tool company wrenches. But this one was too cool to pass up. This 18" 6 lb. wrench doesn't need an adjustable screw. It's got an internal gear and ratchet setup to make...