Some older-ish tools

[lotsoftools]

My dad and I are going through some tools he wants to put in a garage sale. These caught my eye, so I thought I would post them up here for your viewing enjoyment.

Top to bottom on the wrenches: Ford M-01A-17017B, Armstrong 1731 (it says HI-TENSILE instead of Armaloy like most that I see), Indestro 7/8" open 3/4" box, Indestro 9/16" open 1/2" box, and unknown brand, stamped 7 and Made in USA.

The sockets L to R, unknown brand 1/2" drive 1-1/4", Proto 1/2" drive 8-points #7416-S 1/2", 7418-S 9/16" and 7328-S 7/8".

I hit them all with the wire wheel to knock off most of the rust and make them shine.

 

[Outlawmws]

I'm planning on using some of the "no name" wrenches **** the bottom one in pic 1 as drawer/cabinet pulls.

The Ford wrench has the most value IMO, but hard to get top dollar at a yard sale... (I get them semi regularly for a buck or two, so I'm never tempted by an Eprey price at a yard sale...)

 

[lotsoftools]

Yeah, I've seen that Ford wrench going for less than $10 on the web, so I'm not worried if we only get a buck for it.

 

[Hetman]

Selling tools ? Blasphemy!

Especially those cute sockets ...

 

[lotsoftools]

I forgot to add, the socket on the left has a symbol something like this (H)

These are just spare tools we'll never use. My dad got buckets of tools like this at a farm auction in Kansas.