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Found this on the net looks like I have a later model with a different release <a href="http://s1373.photobucket.com/user/hardydson/media/2083948E-B63C-4C52-95E8-455DEA0F8BB6_zpsk8imuxva.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img...

Those things are awesome!!

Picked these up a few weeks ago haven't seen them before so had to have them Gripso vise pliers copper plated <a href="http://s1373.photobucket.com/user/hardydson/media/7B7E541D-AF5A-454F-A3AE-CF0052CBB894_zpsu3vurswm.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img...

I'm not for sure what these are, my guess is to hold feeler gauges, got them in a very old tool box i bought a few years ago.

Here's a pic of the drawers. Was told it was a model 42 over on the other thread. Always really liked this box I've always kept it in my den instead of the garage.

Ok gonna post up one more of my boxes up then give everyone a break..:) Found it in the 1941 catalog over at collecting Snap-ON. Seems to be a k-37 Coaster Cab.( Please someone correct me if i'm wrong i'm still a student when it comes to these old boxes).. As you can see it's pretty mutilated...

Posted this up over in the vintage tool box thread..didn't know about this thread till it was mentioned over there. Bought it from the original owner several years ago, think he told me he bought in 1953.

Thanks Dennis...I paid my mortage and raised my family out of this box. Kinda get attached to them after so many years...Always been a big fan of the moon discs so i thought my box needed some too..:)

Thanks..Was pretty beat up and rusty when i bought it. Didn't know much about it at first, was pretty sure it was either a Kennedy or Waterloo because of the slides. Actually found one like it in this great thread, think the owner said his was a 1972. Added a 1/4 in plate of aluminum to the...

Here is a rattle can resto of a early 70's kennedy I bought off one of those roadside junk dealers, it was really rough but for $25 bucks and several hours work I'm happy with it.

Here's an old Gerstner I've had for a long time, bought it from the original owner think he said it was bought in 1953. Think I paid 125 for it full of Lufkin tools that I still use everyday.

Here is my work box had this setup for around 25 years been good to me.

First try

Wife was giving me Heck about spending almost an hour looking and reading about Hammers...Only come back i could think of was better than Facebook....Zing!!!

+1 for Interapid

I haven't watched the videos that's been suggested to you so this may have already been covered. Just a few tips that I have learned thru the years, If you are chucking multiple parts of the same size in a 4 jaw chuck, pick something out on the chuck, I use the brand mark most have and loosen...