Guess that makes mine old too. Found in an ES lot.Where are you?? That's an old Record. Mounting holes are retained, the newer ones are slotted. I bought a 6" a while back (slotted holes) for $40 that had no jaws. I found some at Grainger for $28, if you need some. I had some screws that I could adapt.
I’m near Amberley, in New Zealand. The vise has 25 stamped on the underside. But I think that does not mean much in terms of manufacturing year. ‘RECORD’ lettering is raised and the boss is straight rather than curved. Likely post-1955. Maybe 60s. $60 NZD. $36 USD. A fine, fine deal!Guess that makes mine old too. Found in an ES lot.
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Thanks for the tip. That approach hadn't occurred to me. I held my breath and got them loose with a spade bit in a rattler, wondering how I would deal with a broken stub. All good. They off. Thanks again.Some of those jaw screws are tough to remove. I use the appropriate driver bit and clamp it between the jaws, then turn it out with a wrench, backing off the clamping force as needed.