Not enough hours in the day so I'll use my world's greatest procrastinator line from Steven Wright," I didn't get a birthmark until I was 8".

Thursday I sneaked off while the spouse was at a "women's" meeting and found the stuff in photo number one "on the down side of town"and Friday we both went to an estate sale in Waverly that we showed up at about 15 minutes too late, judging by the tool boxes headed for the street.  I still found some worthy items   and passed on a really old Wards Master Quality 3 1/2" vise @ $10.  Saturday it woulda been $5, but I had to work.

Oily is getting first dibs on the old Craftsman stuff and I'll be going through the shop cleaning all the old Craftsman stuff and sending it south.  I'm thinking that I'll do a post for each photo and add the text there, if that helps the readability and view-ability for the forum members. 

From the top left and clockwise:
MAC H-3 Screwdriver and a no name stubby
Williams and OTC sockets
3 Blackhawk Sockets
V series Craftsman Extension and 2 BE sockets
Atlantic steel tape measure
Primus lantern mantles(for a quarter)
Penens pliers
5 Indestro sockets
5 SK sockets

From the top and clockwise:
Millers Falls long screwdriver and Bit BraceWilliams 8" adjustable, LAkeside 10" Adjustable
4468(?) Duro ChromeSlide Handle 3/8" drive
Wood handled something or other(said USA on the ferule, so it was worth .50)
Stillson Erie Tool Works 14" Pipe Wrench
Atlantic tape measure(now that I look at it, I don't remember if I picked up a second one , or accidentally photographed this one twice)
8" Trimo in decent shape
Yelllow Handled Snap ON SDD8 screwdriver(thought it was a cheap paint  over at first)
Stubby slot driver and a longer slot driver(I'll have a foot locker full of these things before I die)

I'll do the top to bottom stuff in the middle first and then do the left to righ

Wards MAster DOE
John Deere USA made 3/8" combo
Jand R Grip Master DOE's 1723 and 1725 B
Weird NO nomer  has an 8  ON  OEM  8 stramped on it
Electrolite DBE DEfiance O.(1/4"x5/16"

Left to Right
Indestro DBE's 831 &933
Plomb tappet wrench   3430
Duro Chrome oldie Combo 3/4"  2037
Tru-Fit DBE's 2001/2002/2003/2004
Craftsman oldies  7/16" combo and and 3/8"x 7/16" DBE
Husky H-6727-A  DBE

BTW, that crown logo Craftsman tool box under these wrenches is really cherry too...

You got some good stuff there!  Don't you just hate it when you see tools walking out just  as you arrive at a sale?

Yeah, but I'm just imagining that they wanted all the stuff made by the J.A. Pan company....lol

DM&FS