The first leg of my run this morning was for 3 yard sales. The first was mostly common stuff and a lot of junk. The second lied about having tools. And the third turned out to be an estate sale from a few weeks ago that was a bust, so I didn't bother stopping.
Fortunately, between stop 2 and 3 there were 2 TOO's. The first one was unfindable in the maze of roads, but it led me to the signs for the second one. At that one I spent $15 for a Plano double rifle case.
I just inherited what we always called "Dad's squirrel gun" and needed to lock it away from my sisters toddler. I just had to put the gun in the picture. My Grandfather was given the gun when he was 13. It's a 1934/35 Winchester model 67-22 Short (Long-Long) bolt action rifle. (I can tell you from experience that grey squirrels are easy, but chipmunks waste a lot of ammo.)
Leg 2 in another post :
Tell, the Dunlap is an old school piston scraper. S-circle = Kastar, and Dunlap was used by Sears as a trade mark from early 40's to early/mid 60's
Dave, that chisel is probably Peck, Stowe and Wilcox which later became Pexto!


So a report back on one of the free "rust bucket" items from last week, turns out to be a cool and collectible item:
It started like this:
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And finished like this:
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And is in fact a bar tool can/bottle opener, with a hidden cork screw hidden inside the handle of the Ice/Mountaineering axe handle. I'd guess the pick and adz can be used on bar ice too.
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Seems to be collectable also! Old Eprey listing:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bronze-Brass-Climbing-Axe-Corkscrew-Ice-Pick-Bottle-Opener-Made-in-Germany-/301123626608?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276









Cal - The on eon the left almost looks like a Kennedy
Edit: Yep, pretty sure its a 20" wide 7 drawer. Nice box...
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THE LOCAL FLEA MARKET OPENED TODAY !!!!
THE LOCAL FLEA MARKET OPENED TODAY !!
The local flea market opened today.
I found nothing.
Before going to the FM, I went to an estate sale for a landscaper who had passed. It was run by the siblings. The brothers were trying to sell everything, cheap. The sister was telling everyone to get out of the house. It was very uncomfortable. I was hoping to find a Brush Hog, but they didn't have one. The toolboxes were beat to death, and filled with old Craftsman and cheap imports. I left it all behind to get away from the sister. On the way out I grabbed two items out of a bucket and went to the furthest brother for pricing. $3 and I was out of there.
He supposedly has a lead on a few other things I'm after so I didn't bother to bust his balls too bad.
Thanks again Merc!
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you **** big time,Picked up this Starrett machinist's level at ReStore for $5.
Brian

How did you get my Girlfriends garage on there...................LOLYesterday was a blast guys! I went to a house clean out sale at a hoarder house. Two guys have been working on this place for a while and opened up to sell to the public last weekend. They were doing fill a box with whatever for $5!
I was there for 2 hours rummaging and digging. I stopped at the flea afterward and was showing my haul to two buddies and they immediately wanted to go there. We hopped in our three vehicles and they followed me back over for 2 more hours of digging and fun!
Took a few pictures of the only lit basement room! This place was nuts. Heaping piles of junk 4 feet high at some point, we weren't even touching the floor anywhere in this room! What happened was the water main broke and every wood, metal, cardboard container in this room rotted . The room then got ripped to shreds by the first customers. Broken glass and rusty metal everywhere.
I swear I dreamt this before. The three of us flea buddies side by side digging through a massive hoard. It was great. I can't imagine what was in this house before the clean out started. There were hundreds of old glass bottles and China pieces. Apparently they already sold 1,000 blue mason jars to a decorator.
Some crappy cell pics:

you **** big time,
You **** worse than My Good Will $2.00 Tread mill that worked.![]()


That is called "perfect handle". I have a few and would like more. They could well be "perfect". They fit my hand very well and are a joy to use.forgot this in my car,
I went and got the Block grinder and vise, Saturday,
This was given to me.
it's little, about 6"
I wad about a 12" one when I was a kid, always thought these were cool.
First pic is after clean up.
forgot this in my car,
I went and got the Block grinder and vise, Saturday,
This was given to me.
it's little, about 6"
I wad about a 12" one when I was a kid, always thought these were cool.
First pic is after clean up.
LoLEven bigger!
he walked out with maybe a 1 pound item; that treadmill walked out with you!
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That is called "perfect handle". I have a few and would like more. They could well be "perfect". They fit my hand very well and are a joy to use.
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"perfect handle" OK, thanks, Good to know. It think There cool looking too!Bubinga:
Perfect handle screw driver.
Lots of different makers of them from very small to very large, but they all seem to feel better to the hand when working with them.
Mike
