New to me box.

[furbis]

So I just picked this bottom box up at an auction, it's a KRA-379A It came with what I think is a Mac top box, I will post a picture of it later tonight. What I am wondering is if the top box in the pictures which is a KRA-59C That I bought several years ago at a farm auction is from the same era as the 379A They seem to be the same style and are a good match in my opinion.

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[Bill Bowman]

How did you get them to stick to the wall like that?

 

[JUNK-MAN]

Look at the dates on the back located near the model #.

 

[furbis]

How did you get them to stick to the wall like that?

haha, that is why I bought older Snap On boxes they have been trained, the problem is trying to keep all the tools in the drawers when you open them.

 

[Richard Cranium]

looks nice, But some bigger pictures would be nice.

 

[Kent_B]

Yes, they're from the same era. Junk-man nailed it. I have a KRA 380 with the same topper as yours. Mine aren't new or pretty and frankly getting a little small, but they're holding up well even after all these years. I'd like to see pictures of the Mac toppper.

You have a nice looking stack there and you might want to cross-post over in the vintage toolbox thread. Thanks for showing us your pictures

 

[gdocktor3]

How did you get them to stick to the wall like that?

Thanks that was funny.

How much did those set you back?

 

[softailgarage]

How did you get them to stick to the wall like that?

 

[furbis]

Here is the top box that was with the bottom snap on, I'm guessing Mac but not sure.

I paid $225 for this and the bottom full of tools and junk. The snap on top box If I remember right I gave $125 for.

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[bb_max]

Its a Waterloo made box, could have been branded Waterloo, Dunlap, Williams....

 

[JUNK-MAN]

"Mac" top kind of reminds me of a craftsman with the side handles and indents on either side of the lock, but its likely a waterloo as bb max said.