Here is my tool collection.  The tools in the trailer and on the boards are what I show.  Anything else is for sale.

https://elwoodstools.shutterfly.com/

That's a great collection.

Wow , I'm impressed. Thanks for sharing

Is the Snap-On/Blue point stuff for sale?

Quote from: JUNK-MAN on June 21, 2015, 08:37:16 PM
Is the Snap-On/Blue point stuff for sale?

I sent you a PM

hello hottractorman,

I had to check out all your pictures, and found your variety very interesting.

the commutator cutter caught my eye, it looked far better than what we used years ago, plus
it was made in Fall River, Mass.  (my home state)  what is the name of the tool co. ??

I looked up the patent #2,145,091  and it was called, " Turning and slotting devise for commutators."
John L. Mansfield, Fall River, Mass. received the patent on Jan. 24, 1939 and assigned it to
John Simpson Jr. Noth Tiverton, Rhode Island.

their description of it's use was,  "used for cutting down commutators and cleaning out insulation
from between the commutator segments.

thank you for sharing, Frank

WOW! WOW!! Wow!

Great inspiration! That is the direction I would like to take. After years of restoring and cleaning it's time to organize. Thanks for the ideas and "eye candy".

Very nice, thanks for the pics.

I'm drooling! I need to get some pics of my collection. Not near as impressive as that tho!

just did a quick viewing of pics; got to get started working this AM
major cool; nice job w/ trailer and cart-traveling tool show

 hottractorman, that is one cool, and I mean with a capital C, setup.  I really like the roll around cart. When I show mine it takes half a day to tie them up, and another half a day taking them down and putting then back in their storage bags.  Too much work for a 1 day show.  You have a great idea, wish I had thought of it.  Great collection.

You must have some rich territory to mine.
Something special!