Not much going on today but did pick this up, must be 60 or more wrenches in this box, lots of smalls and flat wrenches. 5 or 6 pipe wrenches and these Williams wrenches. The 3 shiny ones are china.

Cool find!

I'd bet that old wooden case would make a great restored tool tote. Clean it up and but a nice handle on it - really make the young guys at the job site scratch their heads.

I spy a Planet Jr. in there. They made about a bazillion types of garden cultivators. Anything made of wood and steel.  In fact, they are still (again?) at it:  http://www.planetjr.net/ . I used to have a Planet Jr. snow sled.

That's a rare 6 pack case from the 60s.

I spy an allgator wrench in there too.

Got a couple of them cleaned up today, nothing special so far.






Gonna have to look into that case.

any name on the wrench with the 5 hex & 2 open ends ???

That Auto-Kit looks like a certain Northeastern governor sat on it....

Quote from: turnnut on November 23, 2015, 08:21:23 PM
any name on the wrench with the 5 hex & 2 open ends ???

Don't remember seeing one but didn't look super close, will check.

Welcome to the forum.  I'm new here as well.

That is one sweet bunch of tools.  I see the Diamond W crest, big fan...

My father passed ten years ago and I'm just now starting to take a look at his tool collection.  Oddly enough I have found a few with my initials engraved on them.   Dad had a sense of humor after all.

No markings on the 5 hex wrench. A few more.

Patent date on this says its New Britain.

Yes it is. Have a partial set just like it.

A few more and a first for me with the pliers.






Don't know if PRR is someones initials or a R.R. wrench.

Pennsylvania Railroad?
Paul Reubens?