twertsy
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Picked these up off CL today for $45 each. Man, I wish I knew the story / where they came out of a little more defined than "PA." The seller grabbed them at auction. Pressteel???
With those welds and apparent metal thickness, they must be pretty heavy. What were the dimensions again?
Your best bet would be to study the different folding techniques used in their construction and then try to find similarly built boxes with a name on them. Most of the different makers used build styles specific to them.


An s-k roll cab. got any pics? I only have seen 1 ever and it was on eBay and about 1000 miles from me [emoji17]Hmm, not sure....
S-K -3
Proto -2
Plomb -1
Blackhawk -1
Snappy -3
Bonney -2
Remline -1
Cornwell -1
Craftsman -2
Huot -2
The 2 shown above and 5 or 6 small carry boxes that are unidentified. There's 1 other chest I can't remember the brand of....
Roll cabs:
2 Proto
3 Snappy
1 Blackhawk
1 S-K
1 Remline
1 Sam's club
1 Craftsman
No tools with these, but I did grab this for $35 for polishing wheels
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Not a bad thought. But, they came from a family estate auction and I'd like to think they were father / son boxes (same last initial in stencils)I kinda wonder if maybe those were some kind of apprenticeship project for metal-fab guys way back? Have to stamp the handles, braze them on, fold the steel, weld everything..... Then at the end you choose your colour and get your initials on it?
Thanks for the picture that is the first one I have seen in green. The only other one I seen was red.Not a bad thought. But, they came from a family estate auction and I'd like to think they were father / son boxes (same last initial in stencils)
Yup, it's Waterloo. There's been a Dayton stack here on CL forever, at a good price too but it's out on the peninsula and an absolute pain in the **** to get to so I haven't bit.......yet