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RagTopTA

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Yes sir, I pretty much had to have it when I saw it. Wish I could find out some info on when they were made. who is an Indestro collector that might have catalogs? Any idea?
 

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oh Ill try and find him them! thanks for the tip. I have been looking at all the Indestro stuff I have and I really like the Super stuff. The indestro Super ratchets are def my fav right now. Need to find a 3/8 thought they seem to be nowhere.
 

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Picked up a batch of larger wrenches from the bulletin board at work today for $50.
* DBE Plomb 1 1/2 & 1 7/16
* DBE Plomb 1 1/8 & 1 1/16
* Thorsen 1 1/16 combo
* US Forged Select 1 1/8 combo
* Taiwan 1 1/16 combo
* US Forged Select 1 1/4 combo
* Thorsen 1 1/4 combo
* Electrolyte 1 1/4 combo

I was only after the Plomb for $24 and a buddy is taking the other six for $26.
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Lugz, that little clamp on vise may be a Bonney. Any markings on it?
If you're referring to the Bonney Champion line of vises, I found one with 3" jaws a month or so ago. They had an inverted V-stock screw guard, and mine is branded with the antique era trademark. You can see it here.

This one is tiny (1-1/2" jaws), has an open screw, and no markings of any kind as far as I can tell. It's de-rusting right now. I'll check again later this week and post photos.
 

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If you're referring to the Bonney Champion line of vises, I found one with 3" jaws a month or so ago. They had an inverted V-stock screw guard, and mine is branded with the antique era trademark. You can see it here.

This one is tiny (1-1/2" jaws), has an open screw, and no markings of any kind as far as I can tell. It's de-rusting right now. I'll check again later this week and post photos.

Yea, the one with the exposed screw. Pics of a similar Bonney vise I recently found here https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=6776330&highlight=Bonney#post6776330
Mine has the model # 02-1/2 on the side of the lower clamp part.
 

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Yea, the one with the exposed screw. Pics of a similar Bonney vise I recently found here https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=6776330&highlight=Bonney#post6776330
Mine has the model # 02-1/2 on the side of the lower clamp part.
Thanks for the link. I will do a comparison after I clean it up later this week and look for a marking in the same place. (I'm TDY through Friday.) How did you identify yours as a Bonney? Is it also marked with a Bonney trademark? If you did a visual, what reference (catalog, etc) do you have that shows Bonney made clamp-on vises in this so-called "I-Beam" style?
 

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Went to pick up some milk this morning and found some guys cleaning out a house down the street from me. The driveway was full of stuff as well as a side parking area.

I stop and asked what was going on and the head clean up guy told me that they were hired by the bank to clear the house out. Apparently it was a bank foreclosure and the people just left a **** load of stuff there when they moved out.

The head guy said I could take whatever I wanted for free cause it was going to the dump. So I did and this is the best stuff I could find in all the **** there.

1) Tall hand truck...just needs a couple tires.
2) Long crow bar...nice old green paint still on it
3) Small jack...works perfectly
4) 4' aluminum ladder....needs just a minor repair to the shelf
5) Old Bell Telephone Service tire chock.... w/original yellow paint
6) Full roll of 3' tall plastic fencing...that's for the wife's garden
7) Old plant stand....that's for the wife's garden
8) Aluminum lamp shade...going to use it somewhere in the shop
9) Chunk of steel girder...
10) New stainless flex pipe w/fittings
11) Two new 3/4" brass compression fittings
 

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Here is a recent acquisition. I didn't even know these existed!?
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Did a little horse trading the same day for this. Case 3 FINN SSP razor tested.
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Got this...
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And "rediscovered" this! (It's amazing what is buried in this basement!)
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Here is a recent acquisition. I didn't even know these existed!?
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Did a little horse trading the same day for this. Case 3 FINN SSP razor tested.
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Got this...
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And "rediscovered" this! (It's amazing what is buried in this basement!)
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Holy **** a GS hatchet. That's one of the best finds I have seen lately.
 

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Lugz, found this on Ebay.
This page has mine.
I found them in the 1914 (No. 18) Bonney Catalog. They are called "Standard" vises, for "household and amateur use", lower priced than the Champion class, but made with "the same care and attention to fit and finish as our more expensive lines." Iron body, steel screw and clamp screw. Baked black enamel finish. I'll be eager to inspect mine closer now! Thanks for the tip. It would be nice to discover that I now have one of each (Champion and Standard.)
 

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Holy **** a GS hatchet. That's one of the best finds I have seen lately.



I still have the leather cover for it that has the logo. It's somewhere around here in this damn mess! I remember putting leather conditioner on it and I set it down.......somewhere.....
 

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Got some good ones over the weekend. Finally got a C1 in lovely house paint red and the largest Plomb ratchet I have ever come across.
Also A 1948 Coleman lamp. Vise was $45 Plomb $15 and Coleman $10.
 

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I still have the leather cover for it that has the logo. It's somewhere around here in this damn mess! I remember putting leather conditioner on it and I set it down.......somewhere.....

Ive been hoping to find a GS hatchet and have been looking for 10+ years and no luck yet. Again great score.
 

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Marty, is the Ratchet a 1"? or 3/4"?

and a Coleman lamp WITH the globe! Nice find! all you need now is the shade! What Model No.?
 

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What might that collection be Swing?


Watchmakers repair set. Probably has over 500 crystals and just as many stems, staffs, springs, jewels, etc. tons of Elgin, Aero, V.T.F., and even a few breitling parts (though I picked those out and tucked them away in the safe).

Here is better view. I still have 4 more chests with stacking drawers that aren't pictured but you can get the idea of what I'm trying to sort through. Btw: please forgive the mess, I just threw it up on my sorting bench.

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Ive been hoping to find a GS hatchet and have been looking for 10+ years and no luck yet. Again great score.



It was just a right place right time thing. Though, I didn't think it could be that rare? Lol normally when I think I have something special I get it home and find 10k more on eBay for less than I gave. That's just my luck! Thank you for the kind words.
 

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Marty, is the Ratchet a 1"? or 3/4"?

and a Coleman lamp WITH the globe! Nice find! all you need now is the shade! What Model No.?

The Plomb is 3/4" and the lamp came with a shade That I am sure is not original.
 

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Don't be so sure on the shade. I'm no expert, but that could be the original shade for that...

I have a partial 152, but missing both globe and shade, and some parts to hold them...

Do some research, or try asking on Coleman Collectors forum...
 

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Went to pick up some milk this morning and found some guys cleaning out a house down the street from me. The driveway was full of stuff as well as a side parking area.

I stop and asked what was going on and the head clean up guy told me that they were hired by the bank to clear the house out. Apparently it was a bank foreclosure and the people just left a **** load of stuff there when they moved out.

The head guy said I could take whatever I wanted for free cause it was going to the dump. So I did and this is the best stuff I could find in all the **** there.

1) Tall hand truck...just needs a couple tires.
2) Long crow bar...nice old green paint still on it
3) Small jack...works perfectly
4) 4' aluminum ladder....needs just a minor repair to the shelf
5) Old Bell Telephone Service tire chock.... w/original yellow paint
6) Full roll of 3' tall plastic fencing...that's for the wife's garden
7) Old plant stand....that's for the wife's garden
8) Aluminum lamp shade...going to use it somewhere in the shop
9) Chunk of steel girder...
10) New stainless flex pipe w/fittings
11) Two new 3/4" brass compression fittings

You ****!
 

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Forgot to post up these two instruments that I got for a song...

Ruger .17 HMR that doesn't look like it has been shot.

Remington 20ga with a spare rifled barrel, also doesn't look like it has been shot... lol

I keep telling myself I'm going to go to the range one of these days...
 

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So I had a couple nights comped stay at the big casino a little ways from here. Loaded up and went and had some fun for a couple of days. Actully won $980 as son as I got there. So, I stopped gambling and went and ran around eating new places and exploronig pawn and antique shops. Found some Indestro wrenches, a Gellman Adjustable, and I think a Barcolo wrench thats not marked. In looking around the shops I found an old FIRESTONE bicycle! Pretty neat but also $1750 , I did not bring it home.
 

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Got some good ones over the weekend. Finally got a C1 in lovely house paint red and the largest Plomb ratchet I have ever come across.
Also A 1948 Coleman lamp. Vise was $45 Plomb $15 and Coleman $10.

Those are definitely "you ****" prices! I paid $60 for my 3/4" drive Plomb Ratchet.

Speaking of Plomb ratchets, I finally acquired a Plomb "Big Bertha" 1" drive ratchet a couple of weeks ago. I got the 5849 ratchet, a 5884 sliding T-bar driver, 6 Plomb sockets, and a Truth 1" ratchet head for $90.

Brian
 

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Forgot to post up these two instruments that I got for a song...

Ruger .17 HMR that doesn't look like it has been shot.

Remington 20ga with a spare rifled barrel, also doesn't look like it has been shot... lol

I keep telling myself I'm going to go to the range one of these days...

Nice Rem! Is that an 1100 LT-20? Is it 2-3/4 or 3” chamber?
I’d sure like to know the lyrics to that song...maybe “you ****!”
 
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Wednesday's finds......

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Thorsen 62M 1/4" dr. speed handle
Plomb WF16 3" long 3/8" extension
MAC CW17 17/32" combo wrench
MAC MBW-6 9/32" x 1/4" DBE wrench
MAC DR810 1/4"x 5/16" DOE wrench (Sabina, Ohio)
Bonney EF4012 3/8" speed open end and flare nut wrench
Gearwrench 3/8" FLEX combo ratchet wrench
Craftsman 3/8" and 1/4" drive bit holders (both are "G" code)
Matco BD8M6 3/8" dr. 8 mm semi-deep socket
Dasco Pro #582-1/8" #584-3/16" #590-5/16" pin punches
Starrett 264F 3/16" steel center punch
Alvin A1532 Stainless steel 6" rule in 16th, 32nd, & 64th
Mystery wrench #7790680 - 7/8" OE 5/8" BE with a tri-winged attachment?
CTD co.#7236 1" HSS drill bit

total= 6 bucks

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Does anyone recognize this mystery wrench.....I'll create a "what is it" thread if no one here knows.......
Open end is 7/8" and the boxed end is 5/8" with a flat blade screwdriver on the end and a rotating "tri-wing bit"? attached to the wrench.....some kind of acetylene/gas bottle/tank service wrench????????

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Wednesday's finds......

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Thorsen 62M 1/4" dr. speed handle
Plomb WF16 3" long 3/8" extension
MAC CW17 17/32" combo wrench
MAC MBW-6 9/32" x 1/4" DBE wrench
MAC DR810 1/4"x 5/16" DOE wrench (Sabina, Ohio)
Bonney EF4012 3/8" speed open end and flare nut wrench
Gearwrench 3/8" FLEX combo ratchet wrench
Craftsman 3/8" and 1/4" drive bit holders (both are "G" code)
Matco BD8M6 3/8" dr. 8 mm semi-deep socket
Dasco Pro #582-1/8" #584-3/16" #590-5/16" pin punches
Starrett 264F 3/16" steel center punch
Alvin A1532 Stainless steel 6" rule in 16th, 32nd, & 64th
Mystery wrench #7790680 - 7/8" OE 5/8" BE with a tri-winged attachment?
CTD co.#7236 1" HSS drill bit

total= 6 bucks

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Does anyone recognize this mystery wrench.....I'll create a "what is it" thread if no one here knows.......
Open end is 7/8" and the boxed end is 5/8" with a flat blade screwdriver on the end and a rotating "tri-wing bit"? attached to the wrench.....some kind of acetylene/gas bottle/tank service wrench????????

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Might be a "combination tool" for military ordnance for a weapon. This is typical for something that would be carried for weapon maintenance. Google the number and see what comes up. Could be an FSN.
 

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Might be a "combination tool" for military ordnance for a weapon. This is typical for something that would be carried for weapon maintenance. Google the number and see what comes up. Could be an FSN.

Thanks ttpete.......Looks like you nailed it.....I googled the number and I got a lot of hits saying it is a M60 machine gun wrench!!! :thumbup:

Guess now I have to go and delete my "what is it" thread :lol_hitti


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