The Portland swap meet score
If you never been to the Portland Swap Meet, you should check it out.  There were some great deals to be had.  I am currently running for an award and have had a first in my life, please see the last photo in this post.  The ratchet  came with a cornwell socket and it cost 50 cents.

Found quite a bit including two flat King Dick wrenches, a pair of Vlcheck pliers, a Pair of TW English pliers, a pair of Ford Pliers, a Stanley Chisel,


An SK socket box.

A Chevrolet Spark Plug Wrench, Barcalo 11/16, Barcalo 3/4x5/8, Unmarked flat wrench, MAC Sabina 1/2
A Williams number 1 engineer, Watson's stabilizer wrench, and a Honda wrench

Walden Worchester 1/2  Drive ratchet 1160, 1/4 inch breaker bar, 3/8 action extension, 1/2 drive 30mm Everest socket, 27mm ½ drive Napa socket, 3/8 Craftsman t Handle with a V

A partial set of Duro-chrome Dart wrenches


A couple of 723's including a Barcalo from a jeep tool kit for 50 cents.

This is a true story and this is my first snap on ratchet, it came with a cornwell socket and it cost 50 cents.

Some very nice finds there.

To bad the SK box didnt come with tools.

That's what I would call a real good day

Some good stuff there. Never did make it to the Portland Swapmeet when we lived in the Northwest....oh well.

I have been looking for the durochrome darts, never see them in the wild around here.

This is the first time I have seen them in the wild as well.  I assume there is only 8 wrenches in the set , as the 3/8 is marked is 2031 and the 15/16 is marked 2039.

Thanks,
Kirk

I am interested in purchasing the Watson Stabilator wrench, if you still have it and you are willing to sell it. Let me know. Thanks.

Lots of great stuff!  I did not know that TW (T Williams) made pliers.  Something to watch for.  I have a complete set of TW Superslim BSF/Whitworth wrenches and the complete set of offset box end wrenches (chrome).

Quote from: Nolatoolguy on April 15, 2012, 09:41:20 PM
Some very nice finds there.

To bad the SK box didnt come with tools.

Yeah, now you've gotta fill it!

I'm two pieces away from filling mine.

Don't think I ever saw a Ferret from that era in such fine condition.

BTW, where is the Portland swap meet?  I was there two summers in a row and likely missed it.