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A Dollar fifty an ounce is still pretty good with inflation and all. Nice hammer

I don’t usually buy snap on stuff or old screwdrivers, but I couldn’t pass up this blue point in great shape.

Decent plomb day at the flea market. A hand full of 3/4 drive sockets including a pair of Los Angeles sockets, one with the round O one without. Also a LA 3/8 extention and a 1214 combo.

I got a neat little None better 1/4” set in the mail yesterday. I bought it for the nice intact label, but I also kind of like the repaired spinner handle. Someone turned it down and added a pice of aluminum tube to contain the crack. It’s marked New Britain, the sockets and the breaker are none...

Thanks! You are a wealth of knowledge. Tell me you didn’t know that patent number by heart!

Thanks. When they come out of the evaporator I might find more markings.

You are correct. I know nothing of this infamous eagle patent. Do tell

Well it’s not multiple shipping crates full, but I did have a good plomb day at the flea market. Several unusual tools. -5469 hinged speeder - an odd 3/4” breaker bar marked with the round o Los Angeles and dxth along with a patent number - two old stamped a. Plomb doe’s. Both 7/16”x3/8”, bit...

I stopped by the flea market for the first time in weeks today and actually found a few things. A plomb wf40 speeder, a snap on fx61 flex extention , a 3/8 SK ratchet and a 4” proto adjustable. My favorite though was the little parts cabinet to add to my stack. It was like 9 bucks in all.

Free tools are the best. I cashed in my Home Depot and Ace hardware rewards points and got a bunch of new toys. A big Veto tote bag, Milwaukee lights, 7 and 10 inch cobras, and a stubby 1/4” Milwaukee ratchet.

I scored a 2 oz. Paschall hammer today for a buck! For those occasions when my 1 oz. just won’t get it done.

Awesome find. I was sure they didn’t exist! Now I’m back on the hunt.

I scored a nice hoard of plomb sockets at the flea market this morning, including a bunch of war time 3/8” drive and some 1/4” sockets. The bell of the ball is the 5221 socket (21/32), which I did not have. Date coded 1a.

Had a good morning at the flea market for the first time in a while. 19 bucks got me a Bonney 1/4” ratchet, sk breaker and sk Wayne driver, an artisan adjustable, a plomb 3/4” extension, and an enchilada tray full of mostly plomb sockets.

My free bag from the spring promo came in and I set it up to keep in my daily driver so I don’t have to take my van out for little jobs. Should be everything I need for small jobs like replacing a faucet or light fixture, etc… time will tell. The drill holster comes out to clip on a belt

I got two Sockets today to fix my new wera tool check. A 14mm for my Toyota an an 11mm to handle 7/16” stuff. Only had to ditch the 5.5mm to fit them in. I also got rid of the security torx and most of the posidrive bits in favor of sae hex and Robertson bits. Should be ready to tackle most...

I’ve wanted a veto bag for a long time now and the spring promotion finally made me pull the trigger. This is my new main hand tool bag for my van. Everything fit just how I’d hoped. one side for wood tools, the other for mechanical stuff. I mainly do remodeling and handyman type work. Yes, it...

This is absolutely correct. I’ve had both.

I truly don’t know. I’ve never seen an a. Plomb tool with model numbers like that.

Picked up an oldie today. I thought I had others, but they are all “calif tool”, not a. Plomb.