From an old tool cabinet.

[CTyankee]

The tools...

Craftsman chisel - long "C" VANADUIM BC
File handle? - no markings
Craftsman pipe wrench - 8 GUARANTEED
Heller wrench - MADE IN USA PATENTED horse figure 10 MASTERENCH bunch of dots
Some type of pick? - markings, can't read yet
Clamp pliers ? - markings, can't read yet.
HAND spark plug adjuster SPARK PLUG ADJUSTING TOOL MADE IN USA

The literature -

Wiring simplified - 1943
Craftsman square pamphlet - no date
Craftsman blueprint - no date
Greenlee tools pamphlet - maybe 1941?
How to sharpen book - 1935
The bench saw jointer and shaper, Their use and application -1936
Greenlee handy calculator - 1944
Disston saw,tool and file manual - 1942
Stanley tools catalogue - April 1938 edition
Chrysler Town and Country manual with owners service policy, other paperwork - issued 1947

Will post some more pictures of the literature if anyone has an interest.

 

[3baygarage]

Cool find on all those tool books.

That second tool down in the picture is a bearing scraper. The fourth tool, I think the bottom is a cap that unscrews and should have bunch of tool bits like a saw blade, chisel, that type of stuff.

 

[lilredex]

The pliers next to the Greenlee book could be "gas pliers".

https://www.google.ca/search?q=gas+...isch&q=pexto+gas+pliers&imgrc=TVGG_6-0gpPniM:

 

[JColdIron]

The second thing down is a tool to shape babbit bearing lead after recasting them in place on a line shaft. Old School tech!.

 

[woody 73]

In case you are interested and want some more information:

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=266236

I also did a story on the bearing scraper and the gas pliers very good score op

 

[bonneyman]

Nothing like old literature in your library. Besides providing tool info, many of them include tips and advice on procedures and techniques - invaluable in today's DIY environment.
(I.E. stuff you can't find on google!)

 

[CTyankee]

Thanks for the info guys...The bearing scraper and gas pliers were unknowns to me....

JColdIron....Thanks for your input. I don't know what is more impressive, you knowing what the scraper tool was ....or that fact that you managed to be a GJ member for 5 years and this was your first post.

 

[flkeysdude]

Really like the Stanley catalog. Friends and family worked there for many years...