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This is an older forum-Just wanting to know if anyone can help on a J.C . Penney wrench that I recently acquired? It looks like #9232 or 8232, with offset and 3/16”x1/4” rectangle openings, approx. 8” in length. Sort of reminds me of a Refer wrench? Nice chrome plating, patina so very...

I only accept CASH or USPS money orders for payment-have NOT sold on here for quite some time. As aforementioned the wrench is in very good condition for age-NO previous owners marks, engravings, just normal box wear and looks to only had limited usage. Believe these were made by Proto for...

Way off course with all the finger pointing and division on this thread-If you elect to heat with propane in any area of the country, the prices will vary all over the board depending on the time of year purchased. If trying to get the cheapest prices over the long haul and $$$ is not to much...

OK, Thanks for the reply-have been AWOL from this site for a while!

Most of the rats in question I have are open hole and had grease to keep the oil in them! JMTCW...........Cranky

OAL of 12" in "As Found" condition with a dull gray/silver finish-maybe pre war finish? No I.D. marks or name that I could find... Anyone out there have one with a name or venture a WAG?

Sort of look like the tools that plumbers used to put "Chinking" material in black cast iron waste pipes before/after the lead was added to make the seal?? WAG:thumbup:

Mike: I have a tire changer that looks close to what you have, although mine has a air cylinder and was made by a company out of the dakota's-think it is a BISHMAN-will have to check and uncover mine as it's buried in the shed to see if it has the name plate in the same location. Have seen...

Welcome and nice score on the J.H. Williams box-I have a 1/2" drive ratchet/socket box with the same markings-well made and a beautiful color combination not found very often. Don't know who made it-but would like to find out myself. Now all you need to do is stock it with tools!:thumbup:

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Listing this up as a trade/will also sell--In original as found box with directions and 90 degree handle complete in VGC. Looking for a 3/8" BP ratchet in same condition-believe this was made by Lisle corp. for s/o in the day. Great item for the collector/user shop art. Cannot load pics...

Looks close to the same double ring design on the sockets as J.H. Williams or possibly Duro Indestro??? Just my two cents worth:headscrat

I have a box that looks like your's-however mine has different stuff. I do have some extra's if you figure out exactly what you need, however mine are all different date codes and my 3/8" breakers are both cracked handles (1976) might have a hard time finding all the same??:thumbup:

trying to find out who made this nice old wrench-in excellent condition-except for a few skid marks where PO used a cheater on the handle. Part # is B3753 9/16. Anyone out there have or seen one like this? Looks old but very well made-no info on AA. LMK and thanks for...

MY BAD, old eyes don't see that well anymore-if I would have looked a little closer on the front RH side of the box-there is the remains of the Union label-is very faded-can only make out parts of words! The handle is also made of steel to resemble the old leather look crinkle finish. Blue...

Believe you are correct Sir-looks to be around 1959 model and many have sold on flea-bay for $7.00 to $80.00 depending on condition-Thanks for the information.........Cranky

Had the occasion to pick up this smaller tool box-seemed to be very much on the vintage side with the leatherette handle and the corner protectors. Have seen some walden boxes close in the color or possibly Williams? No markings as to model or #'s. Anyone own one or know the brand/time/era...

MM: Great! Will appreciate seeing more pics-will be very useful in further I.D. I never see any full sets in this brand in my location-as I would think that more surplus sets were E. or W. coast shipped/stored for WW2 issue to be sent out where the action was. I will have to check my meager...

Nice collection there-I too like that particular brand/style driver-my collection is much smaller than yours, but still pick them up when found providing they are in usable condition. The tri-lobe handle gives very good "Gripshon" as I call it and I think that is the reason why so many that...

Times two-very excellent condition set-could this have been a leftover-surplus military issued set from the war/s era?? More pics may give some type of indication! Are the tools coated in cosmoline/heavy rust proof grease/coating? Excellent score MM-you did well!:thumbup: