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Last Friday was Dollar Day for me at a rural estate sale. Everything in the photo except the number/letter stamps cost $1.00.
Ace #2E Tap Handle (being used as an insert screwdriver)
Billinbs #1721 Double open end 3/8x5/16
Cheney 4 oz. Ball Pein hammer marked "Railroad Finish"
Snap-On SSDP-31 #1 Phillips screwdriver
Snap-On SSD2 screwdriver
Snap-On SSD4 screwdriver
Craftsman 5/8x3/4 DBE
Herbrand Tappet H-3 5/8x11/16
Plomb 86A cold chisel
Plomb 1120 DBE 3/8x5/16 date code 0C (March 1940)
Stanley angle screwdriver
Millers Falls #199 angle screwdriver
Cam lock bevel square (unmarked)
The number sets include sizes: 3/8", 5/16", 1/4", 3/16", and 1/8".
The letter sets include sizes: 1/8", 1/16".
There is a tin with about 10 loose stamps. The tin is really cool! It is "Smooth On No. 1" and the tin has an embossed lid that is very early 20th century.
All the stamps cost $40.00.
The Cheney hammer has the handle taped, but I have used it and can detect no hint of damage to the handle. I will be removing the tape to check, but hope it was just applied to protect the handle if the user missed and smacked the handle on the work.
I plan to use the bevel square for welding, since it is all steel and adjusts quickly.
The Billings is just CUTE!
This was the only sale I attended this weekend.
Ace #2E Tap Handle (being used as an insert screwdriver)
Billinbs #1721 Double open end 3/8x5/16
Cheney 4 oz. Ball Pein hammer marked "Railroad Finish"
Snap-On SSDP-31 #1 Phillips screwdriver
Snap-On SSD2 screwdriver
Snap-On SSD4 screwdriver
Craftsman 5/8x3/4 DBE
Herbrand Tappet H-3 5/8x11/16
Plomb 86A cold chisel
Plomb 1120 DBE 3/8x5/16 date code 0C (March 1940)
Stanley angle screwdriver
Millers Falls #199 angle screwdriver
Cam lock bevel square (unmarked)
The number sets include sizes: 3/8", 5/16", 1/4", 3/16", and 1/8".
The letter sets include sizes: 1/8", 1/16".
There is a tin with about 10 loose stamps. The tin is really cool! It is "Smooth On No. 1" and the tin has an embossed lid that is very early 20th century.
All the stamps cost $40.00.
The Cheney hammer has the handle taped, but I have used it and can detect no hint of damage to the handle. I will be removing the tape to check, but hope it was just applied to protect the handle if the user missed and smacked the handle on the work.
I plan to use the bevel square for welding, since it is all steel and adjusts quickly.
The Billings is just CUTE!
This was the only sale I attended this weekend.
