softailgarage
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That was my initial thought when I pulled in the driveway and saw this ugly blue toolbox somebody left at the garage door. I figured somebody didn't want it anymore and since I seem to have a reputation in the neighborhood, they abandoned it with me. I went to pick it up...and couldn't. Opened it up and whoa, it's full...to the top full. I managed to get it on the lift cart, brought it inside and started going through it. Looks like it belonged to a mechanic that worked for Bolens Ford in New York back in the 80's.
pure ugly
I saw the Snap On logo, but have never seen that style logo and was thinking someone was trying to pass off a fake.



a diamond broach was inside a glass bottle with some loose diamonds (tiny). I'll take it to a friend that knows gems on Monday.
The haul, so far. I'm still going through it. Alot of vintage tools, more for my collection.
The Box - Pulling out the drawers exposed the original color which appeared to be an olive drab, vintage style. With the bottom drawer out I saw another piece, pulled it out and realized it was a fold down cover... with "snap on" embossed in it, Hmmm, maybe it's not a fake.
Found it on collectingsnapon.com. K-5, Snap On's 5th toolbox made from 1931 - 1939
Earlier today a neighbor wandered over and confessed to leaving the box, said it's been in his garage forever and was tired of tripping over it.
BTW, the tools, mostly Snap On & Blue Point vintage.
Don't ya just hate it when something like this happens?
NO
pure ugly
I saw the Snap On logo, but have never seen that style logo and was thinking someone was trying to pass off a fake.


a diamond broach was inside a glass bottle with some loose diamonds (tiny). I'll take it to a friend that knows gems on Monday.
The haul, so far. I'm still going through it. Alot of vintage tools, more for my collection.The Box - Pulling out the drawers exposed the original color which appeared to be an olive drab, vintage style. With the bottom drawer out I saw another piece, pulled it out and realized it was a fold down cover... with "snap on" embossed in it, Hmmm, maybe it's not a fake.
Found it on collectingsnapon.com. K-5, Snap On's 5th toolbox made from 1931 - 1939

Earlier today a neighbor wandered over and confessed to leaving the box, said it's been in his garage forever and was tired of tripping over it.
BTW, the tools, mostly Snap On & Blue Point vintage.
Don't ya just hate it when something like this happens?
NO



Yeah, you ****!
wasn't expecting that. 