I would have been happy just to get the Socket chisel !!   Any markings on it ?   And don't say Swan !!

Wow! Real vice grips, brake spring pliers, a mess of very interesting wrenches.....and some gardening tools for Maw! (Not that my wife would ever use some rusty OLD tool for gardening)! So the wood crate - what does it say on the side? Is it local to where you live? I love wood crates. Al.

Bunger is this wrench for sale, 5th pict. down. A better picture if it is for sale would be nice. Thanks

Looked a little closer at some of these goodies tonight.

6" dykes, marked Steelcraft Tool Mfg Corp on one side, GERMANY U S ZONE on the other !
Bluepoint brake wrench # S9862
nice early Craftsman DBE





Nice die cast Razor Knife, made in USA
Vice Grips, made in USA





Proto slip joint





Small ignition pliers is only marked MADE IN ENGLAND

Milk crate is stamped inside with Darien, CT. I am unable to read the name of the dairy

Quote from: BruceS on February 19, 2012, 10:05:11 PM
I would have been happy just to get the Socket chisel !!   Any markings on it ?   And don't say Swan !!

No markings

Quote from: 1930 on February 20, 2012, 04:29:26 PM
Bunger is this wrench for sale, 5th pict. down. A better picture if it is for sale would be nice. Thanks

NO markings





Still interested?

Not sure what this is used for - hog rings or hose clamps ?
Tool is unmarked

quote.....Still interested?........Yes, these are the wrenches I collect, do you have anymore?
Let me know what you want and how to pay, thanks

Quote from: 1930 on February 20, 2012, 07:28:04 PM
quote.....Still interested?........Yes, these are the wrenches I collect, do you have anymore?
Let me know what you want and how to pay, thanks

What are "these wrenches" if you don't mind my asking?

Quote from: 1930 on February 20, 2012, 07:28:04 PM
quote.....Still interested?........Yes, these are the wrenches I collect, do you have anymore?
Let me know what you want and how to pay, thanks

I think I have some more flat wrenches stashed away. Let me look around.

Ok, thanks

What are "these wrenches" if you don't mind my asking?
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They are Chrysler and subsidiaries of Chrysler tool kit wrenches, thanks for asking

Those 'hog ring' pliers are just that, but generally not for hogs, these I've used for re-assembling car seats, easier to get into place  than the big swine type.   Last time I used them was putting a new cushion in a 2010 model.