Here you go (autopts). Here's a few large ones. Lousy pictures, cause there too crammed together to get good pictures. Weigh too much to lift out, back too weak, just for pictures. Working on space for them, get better pics then. Had to take pictures for insurance purposes anyway.
#7 is a Charles Parker humpback
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Recognize the two behind the Parker (autopts).
No it doesn't have the replaceable jaws :\ but it's in good shape minus the paint. I also got a 3 1/2 ERON, 3 drill vises, and a craftsman X Y rotary table along with the Craftsman 6 x 18 lathe with milling attachment... All for $390. It was a good day
I'd like to have that rotary table 
I'll install a new pin in it in a week or so. The anvil on this vise is a solid casting. There's no hollow sections here. The jaws are 4" wide, and I'm guessing the vise weighs in the neighborhood of 70 lbs. It's a brute, and I'd like to find out how old it is if I could. But I can't even locate a listing for it in any of the Rock Island literature that I've been able to find. I was hoping that somebody here may have seen it listed in some of the old Rock Island vise sales brochures. KMScott, you're right - it is missing the retaining pin. That was the only thing that was wrong with it. And that's why I was able to buy it for only $20.00.
Maui
I'm keeping that bubba... That table cost $100 of the total $390 I spent lol. The guy didn't really know what he had, but he had a feeling the rotary table was worth money. I still made out good I think. So I guess I got the lathe and everything else for $290
You guys are Vise Lords....
All I want is a time machine. I wonder how much Deloreans go for these days?
Don't forget about the 1.21 gigawatts
I picked up this NOS Wilton C-3, still in the box, with the mounting instructions, from him last night...
