Maybe Lou is still waiting for his monthly tool allowance to renew.  Or maybe this is a bunch of junk.  But I think there are some good ones in here.  Picked these up today in Solvay NY.
S-K, S-K Wayne and S-K Lectrolite wrenches and etc. including two incomplete 3/8 drive metric socket sets.  Sadly,  some of the S-K stuff has owner's grind marks.

Scholler of Buffalo NY double adjustable

Herbrand 3/8 drive - is this simply an allen wrench?  The screwdriver is hex drive and the 1/4 drive screwdriver is marked TM-25

Snap-On brass feeler gauges, some kind of chain clamp, 3 pry bars, 7 brake adjusters, and some decent files in very nice condition.

Wards Master Locking Plier

Timesaver Tool Co.  X-1,  Dallas Texas,  Pat. No. 256829 (??? - hard to read)

Misc drivers and a neat tire plug tool

Pliers including JP Danielson angle pliers,  Barcalo,  Kennedy P102 ignition pliers,  Bluebird battery tools,  K-D hose clamp pliers, Crescent wire strippers,  nice angle needlenose (forgot brand),  3 lineman type pliers with no markings but seem well made,  Ideal wire stripper top left

I am posting a couple things in the What's It forum...
Al

Hello, Al. Nice score on that lot!!!! Regards, Lou

Quote from: lptools on March 01, 2019, 03:51:39 AM
Hello, Al. Nice score on that lot!!!! Regards, Lou

+1

That Scholler looks great.

what they said   +2   

Looks like you've got enough brake spoons. Where are the knives and forks?

Great haul, BTW!

Somewhere, three old air-cooled Volkswagens are missing the pliers from their toolkits; they wound up in your purchase (bottom right corner):

Wow!  I wondered about them.  Thanks, Bill.
Al

They were pretty common in toolkits of folks like me, starting out fixin' stuff in the late 1960s.  A handy size, but limited in their uses because the jaws didn't adjust for larger stuff.  I'd have to check if I still have mine; I've since moved on to conventional slip-joint pliers and channellock-type pliers for gripping, side cutters/end cutters for cutting.