That adjustable length baldie is a tough one to dig up these days. It's the only one left that I have to track down. Yours appears to be in fantastic shape.
It is a nice one and the only one I've found. I'm thinking I got it from Twertsy a few years agoThat adjustable length baldie is a tough one to dig up these days. It's the only one left that I have to track down. Yours appears to be in fantastic shape.
No tooling. Just the cart.looks to be in pretty good shape. Did it come with any tooling?
Is that ad still online, could someone please post it?I just found that ad, no have no practical use but when has that stopped me.
Is that ad still online, could someone please post it?
Which direction?Why do these things always pop up 3 1/2 hours away from me?

The last time I did that, I ended up with a red rover and a not very amused Mrs. Horsey. I'm pretty sure that if I drag this home I will be living in it out in the backyard.Roadtrip!
Even farther from you. It would be 5 1/2 hours due west.Which direction?![]()
3 1/2 hours just gets me 50 miles away from home lol
I still get flashbacks from my time served on the 405.3 1/2 hours just gets me 50 miles away from home lol
Hmmm.It would be 5 1/2 hours due west.
[Puts on thinking cap.]
[Mutters mischievously to himself: 'Let's see now. 3-1/2 hours for Sonny. 5-1/2 hours for me due west.' [Gets out protractor, slide rule, and grease pencil.]

Hmmm.[Puts on thinking cap.]
[Lays map of Mid-Atlantic States on strategic planning (otherwise known as) dining room table.]
[Mutters mischievously to himself: 'Let's see now. 3-1/2 hours for Sonny. 5-1/2 hours for me due west.' [Gets out protractor, slide rule, and grease pencil.]
[Off to search CL, Etsy, etc on "Pittsburgh."]
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That would get me very wet.Even farther from you. It would be 5 1/2 hours due west.![]()
At least that’s within striking distance. Nothing pops up around here.
If he was to go get that he would have to “steel” his resolveGetting that roller would be...
(puts on sunglasses)
The Pitts!
Thanks, found it. Just tryed craigslist first...www.facebook.com
I promised Mrs. Horsey that there would be no more tool box restoration candidates dragged home. Then this thing HAD to pop up and so I filed an appeal. Needless to say, it was declined with colorful language.At least that’s within striking distance. Nothing pops up around here.
If he was to go get that he would have to “steel” his resolve![]()
Frau Beemer has resigned herself to the fact that I am incapable of leaving junk behind, as proven by the broken Victrola I dragged home last weekend.I promised Mrs. Horsey that there would be no more tool box restoration candidates dragged home. Then this thing HAD to pop up and so I filed an appeal. Needless to say, it was declined with colorful language.![]()
That is a very nice piece. I'm thinking "early 20's" ??What a great comparison. Where would you sort in the older 911 from this set:
Ha ha,I promised Mrs. Horsey that there would be no more tool box restoration candidates dragged home. Then this thing HAD to pop up and so I filed an appeal. Needless to say, it was declined with colorful language.![]()
That white one is pretty nice! I didn’t really know what it was a number of years back when I saw it and now I’m sweating thinking about it.Frau Beemer has resigned herself to the fact that I am incapable of leaving junk behind, as proven by the broken Victrola I dragged home last weekend.
Also, Provincial has the white version of that roller, dang it is sweet!
Thanks, yes but it is missing the T4 with hexagonal head...That is a very nice piece. I'm thinking "early 20's" ??
Yea, it came with a bunch of pre war Craftsman long C stuff and some Plomb odds and ends. I'm certainly not going to complain. It's rare to find anything Blackhawk around here these days.Nice bunch
It must be my awkward description of what happened. lol. Let me try again with a bit more specific detail.I can’t believe someone bought the box and just left all that. It’s not uncommon to see old Blackhawk ratchets without the guts. They show up on Ebay. In fact, I found a speeder ratchet in the same wall hanger condition.![]()
You ****! Too bad about the bullet box, but now the buyer has to try to fill it!It must be my awkward description of what happened. lol. Let me try again with a bit more specific detail.
The people who had the garage sale put out the bullet tool box by itself early in the day. Later on, the wife realized that she didn't put the tools out with the bullet box so they threw everything in a cardboard box and labeled it, "old tools". This is where I enter the picture and asked them about the old tools they had advertised. The lady said that everything sold except for what was in the cardboard box she just put out. She pointed to the back corner of the table and said that I can take the whole box for 20 bucks.
As most of us know, whenever we hear something like this, the expectation is that it is loaded with Chinese trash or at best, 1990s Craftsman stuff. This is exactly what I expected but boy was I surprised to see most of a 49K set. Keeping my cool, I casually said that I will take the box for 20 bucks but asked about the red bullet box these tools came in. She said, "Oh yea, that sold first thing today when we started but I didn't realize that I left the tools in the house." I decided not to overplay my hand with additional questions about the bullet box. I paid the husband, who said that the tools were his grandfathers but he has no use for them now that he is retired. I nodded and told him that I would give them a proper home and walked off.
And that's how I got lucky at the start of this flea market and yard sale season.