Family sale , tons of tools!

Pretty decent suckage there.

What brand is the vise?

Nice... defiantly high-class stuff, no Harbor fright there. what is the gizmo with all the holes?
Joe B

Hello, JoeCB . It is a leather working tool called a Rein Rounder . For making rounded cross section profile in leather , in other words , turning square leather stock into round leather stock .

Hello , Bill Houghton . Thanks , the family had a good eye for tools and collectibles! ! The sale was held by a family that owned an old school lumber yard . Three generations of the family at the sale !

Hello, Muddy . The vise is a Wilton 1740 Tradesman Mechanics Vise , 4" jaws.

pretty cool lumber chains

Thanks! I like the shorter of the 2 , with the oval rings and the swivel fitting!

Holy cow!  The first photo is a killer.  Stanley 386 - plane fence, Stanley 83 - cabinet scraper, and Stanley 71 -router plane with three blades.  Wow!  Just wow!

Hello, Yadda. Thanks. I went back the next day and found another router with the correct clamp for the first one that I bought , which was japanned. I will post pics tomorrow of day 2.

I've never seen any of these items in any of these photos at a sale here. Wilton vise.  Another Wow!

Of course I went back to the sale! The folks holding the sale were great , and there was a lot of interesting stuff!

Three more router planes and two compass planes.  The sliding bevel square looks huge.  That is also a huge chisel?

Hello, Yadda. The sliding bevel is 27" long . The iron handle tool is a Clapboard Slick , and I am pretty sure it was from a NY maker from about 85 miles northeast of where I live!