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Largest one I have seen.

These three tools are all you need today. Happy Turkey Day!

Looking back I see a change in tooth count through the years for the F735. '78....30 '79....20 '80....20 '83....30 I have a '79 with 30...... What gives. If you have one could you please check yours and state the year and tooth count for me? Just curious! Also, anyone know what years these were...

After searching for two and a half decades, I finally found a Snap On F71A. Date code of 5 (1935) Yes 80 years old. Found it at the local pawn shop. Had a 40 dollar price tag and haggled them down to 25. I know, I know...pictures....

What tools are you thankful for?

Anyone know. They have a yellow dial and are stamped "Japan". Surfed around a little though someone here would know. Thanks in advance!

Just a thought. We have a ton of great members and think we can recognize them. Any "other" thoughts? Thanks.

Here is a vintage worm drive skilsaw model: W. 5" blade. Searched the web (a little) for any info and came up blank. Thought someone here would have some info for me. Date mfg, possible other web source info, parts diagram, ect. Thanks in advance!

Purchased these used. Never heard of such brand. Only markings are "Gripfix" "Patented" "chrom-vanadium". No coo. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.

So... How do you?

What are these pliers used for? S & H Co. 125. I think Smith and Hemenway who got acquired by Crescent (Alloy Artifacts). I am thinking hose pliers but what do you think. Thanks. Sorry for the cell phone pictures

Picked up a 632 with M. Klein & Sons Inc. CHI. ILL USA printed on the handle. Anyone know off hand when they switched to just Klein? Thanks.

GJ, WTF "click here to view 1000 Asian Profiles" Not a class act.

Yep. A set of Diamond "Double Ringer" horseshoes!

Found this little gem. Has a band down low with two ball detents to hold bolt/nut ect. Thought it was for automotive use where you wouldn't want to drop. 3/4" 3/8 drive. Anyone else see these or similar?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-ORIGINAL-PIERCE-ARROW-WRENCH-/140889960027?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item20cdb22e5b&vxp=mtr Good luck!!!!!:lol_hitti

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Millertool. Pass through drive. 3/8. So fine I thought it was gearless. Any information would be appreciated! :bowdown:

Picked up a torpedo level marked Douglas Co. N.H. Marked #509. Alum w/ orange paint. Anyone have some info as to their history?? Thanks.