Help ID this cabinet please

[joe.striper]

Does anyone recognize the brand of this cabinet? Ball bearing, heavy steel but no name. Cabinet on left is Nepco.

This was an 'electrical buggy' as the seller described it, at the Westinghouse plant in Allentown PA where he was an electrician. They built this for him and let him take it home when they laid him off.

Best of all I have all the keys to the locks.

 

[joe.striper]

Troll post just to make us jealous of the vices and anvil. I would refuse to assist even if I did know!

Gee Toulson, I didn't expect that! I just picked all this stuff up passing through Allentown PA yesterday and I wanted to see if anyone could help educate me. I mean I paid a lot, the bench and the little vise on the right cost me $100.00. That's a lot of money, right? (Now THAT'S a troll post)

Seriously the bench languished on CL for 28 days and I was the only guy who called on it. Seller said if I had waited another 5 days he was going to scrap it and the vise. I did only pay 100, but I really do want to try and figure out the manufacturer. Odd there are no markings on it.

 

[rburke65]

Are you telling us that you got that tool cart, base vises, anvil for $100?! Wow. No idea on the name but I do know that YOU ****! Very nice. Good for you....great score!

 

[joe.striper]

Are you telling us that you got that tool cart, base vises, anvil for $100?! Wow. No idea on the name but I do know that YOU ****! Very nice. Good for you....great score!

No, only the tool cart and one small vise for 100. I had just gotten back from PA yesterday and I took a pic for the vise thread on this site.

 

[dogdas]

Sweet? Awesome? Rare?

I would **** if I ran across something like that. Lucky *******

 

[L84ARACE]

I don't know but that's pretty awesome.

 

[ynned]

No, only the tool cart and one small vise for 100. I had just gotten back from PA yesterday and I took a pic for the vise thread on this site.

Glad you clarified that. I was wondering what use an electrician would have for big vises and an anvil.

 

[58Yeoman]

I worked with a **** Fritzinger, but he was no electrician. Those cabs on the right look like the cabs we had in our testing lab. Try looking at some laboratory vendors selling cabinets. I don't know the brand that ours were.