Thanks for your comment!!Omg. You are going to get rich selling that vise!
The jaws are 4 inches wide.How wide are the jaws? That could be a good clue on what the number is. Are you sure it’s 100? Might the last number be obscured/damaged? Could it be a 3 or 8?
A #25 Holland is a nice user vise, but won't do a lot for the retirement account.Omg. You are going to get rich selling that vise!
Of all them listed here, maybe it’s the 103 model. But why would the logo be different?
Manufacturers change logos over time. Each mold can only make so many vises so when it’s time for a new mold, maybe the designer “modernizes” the lettering style or placement of letters. For a good example, look at Prentiss markings and how they changed over the years.Of all them listed here, maybe it’s the 103 model. But why would the logo be different?



I'm leaning toward 103 too. Take a gentle probe (toothpick? brass awl?) and probe in that second "0". You may find it's a buildup of hardened grease obscuring the 3.
I actually used a wire brush and cleaned it off...it's still not completely legible though.I'm leaning toward 103 too. Take a gentle probe (toothpick? brass awl?) and probe in that second "0". You may find it's a buildup of hardened grease obscuring the 3.
umm... you may also find some of the casting sand fell out in production, and it's full of iron. If so, a little Dremel work would turn it into a proper 3I actually used a wire brush and cleaned it off...it's still not completely legible though.
If he does that, he might as well tell everybody that it's "8 inches" too.umm... you may also find some of the casting sand fell out in production, and it's full of iron. If so, a little Dremel work would turn it into a proper 3![]()

