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Who made this toolbox?

Rickenbackerman

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Picked all this up the other day for $65. Pretty much all good USA made stuff. Anybody recognize the intermediate box? I don't see any stampings anywhere. It looks to be pretty old. I didn't snap a pic of the handles but they're the chrome hinged deals. IMG_20201027_1738227.jpeg

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SteveCh

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Looks very close to a Waterloo I have. Bought mine new sometime in early 90s.

However, I am no expert.
 

1982fxr

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Is there a sticker inside the top drawer, right side, on the inner drawer sidewall?
 

driftpin

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Looks like a 1980's/'90's Craftsman to me, which I believe was a Waterloo product. The extruded aluminum, fluted pull slides-on the sheetmetal drawer front, yes? I have a Craftsman ball-bearing slide, top box with what appears to-be the same side handles, acquired in the '80's.
 
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1982fxr

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Well the drawer pulls are close if not the same as old Waterloo. Kind of surprised by ball bearing slides.
 

driftpin

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I thought those were multi-fluted aluminum pulls, but they aren't. That's a difference I think from my vintage Craftsman, though I'd need to go check it in storage to be sure. The slides do look like my Craftsman ones, from what I recall. If I get to the storage, I'll look at both the pulls and the slides.
 
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