My second and third stops turned out to be busts, but not the fourth! I wasn't expecting anything really, as there were no tools in the pics, just a lot of old junk, some of which looked OK...
Got there and headed into the garage, where I saw one of those super cheap rollers. Not expecting much, I go through the drawers, finding Snap-on and Plomb drivers, then looking around spotted a couple set boxes open against the wall. Go to look, and this is what I find for $10:
Open it up, and this awaits me:
After getting rid of the dross, this is what I find:
Snap-on and BP wrenches and sockets, Plomp, Bonney, Industro, B&D and SK sockets, Brazing rod, an Acetylene wrench, an unknown socket driver that looks quality and a Snap-on 9/32 breaker bar. Waiting to pay, I looked at the stuff they had under glass and picked up the following for $5:
Snap-on screw extractors (I think, never seen this type before from them) and SO hex keys (they are actually marked Snap-on!)
So, $80 spent all together. Not bad, and have an antique show to go to with the wife tomorrow!
Simonds Saw and Simmons Herdware often get confused, although not to the level as Plumb and Plomb.
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