As more vendors rolled in and set up, the flea market was looking more like a Sanford and Son convention with trailers full of old stuff.  I was particularly amused by one vendor that had tables of old pop bottles...an old Mtn. Dew bottle that had the the "Filled by Ed and Jean" schtick on it was "available" for $15.  I didn't have the heart to tell him that I'd scored two of them for $6 a mere couple of months ago.  Two was my limit....

Photos of the first load from Shade Tree as well as some other small grabs as time allowed, this was pretty much everything from Saturday hunting.  Photos are only80k each, so until I get the new PC, the quality will suffer a bit.  Probably have about $75 in all 10 of these pictures.

They are in no particular order...

DBE's
P&C N-85
Chrome Molybdumen(Billings?)  5/8"x11/16"(actually  Vlchek as it turns out)
2 Plomb 8182's and an 8162
Billings 9028A
Super Quality(Indestro?) 734
Forged Alloy Steel(Indestro?) 5/8"x11/16"
Fairmount 1/2"x7/16"
SK M-1214 
Of to the right is a starter/manifold wrench from Lectrolite

Combo Wrenches

Kraeuter 56040(monster!!) 1 1/4"
McKaig-Hatch 1"
NAPA NDM 19mm
Thorsen 2022  11/16"
V-series Craftsman 5/8"
OEX Snappy with most of the lettering worn off  5/8"
Fleet 5516  1/2"
SK 8312 12mm

The DOE's

Left side

5 No namers
New Britain(thinking the logo is that  NB in a circle)
Vlchek1A1442 tapet wrench
Pennens 1/2x9/16"
SK Lectrolite)-1214
Williams Superwrench 1723
New Britain E-134
Right Side-
Drop Forged 83B S Wrench(apparently part of a complete set from Vlchek)
Right Side-
Samson Auto kit werench 13/16x7/8"
Plomb 3050
Williams #9(measures 1 9/16", but marking is a 1 and something)
Armstrong #38

Specialty Tools:
No name Rivet gun
MAC Fuel Pressure Gauge
Milton Accugauge tire pressure unit(low pressure design)
Blue Point Screw Extractor set(cast metal box and looking pretty old) Set #1020
OTC 842 Picle Fork
Buck Electric NYCAPPER wire strip tool...never seen one of these...
MAC SC106(r3) Axle Socket(headed for ebay)
Diamond Calk 15" Auto Wrench(says  do not use as a hammer....)

Separate photo is the Blue Point metric thread gauge referred to earlier

Pliers Scores:
Dimalloy HLLIOP water pump pliers
Utica 50-8
Powr-Kraft 84-4697 W   like new
2 WR-10 Vise GRips needing cleaning up but jaws are good.
small C-man locking pliers 9-453453
C-man needle nose  9-45082
C-man line pliers 9-46093
Wards Master Quality hacksaw(yellowish plastic handle)

We're getting to the good stuff finally  this photo is the miscellaneous drive tool stuff, I'll save the rat haul for last....

TOP

Wizard1/2" dr. Flexover H-2821(likely an Indestro)
Armstrong 1/2" flexover S-41
Plomb(SCORE!!!!) WF-37 1/2" flexover
Williams  S-40
P&C 6247 Breaker Bar Ratchet adapter  1/2" Dr.
C-man V-series 3/8" flexover
Proto 5285 3/8" slide bar(bar and drive head have different platings on them)

BOTTOM-

Short Allen Extension 1/2"
Bonney swivel socket TU-18
4 C-man V-series pieces
John Deere 1/4" extension(US made) TY3101

Sockets-
Duro Chrome
Giller
Herbrand
NAPA
Plomb Deep wall
Powr-Kraft
Phillips socket 4454
4 SK's
8 Thorsens(Oily, WAKE UP!!)
Williams B-1208
Wizard(Oily, second call!!)

Not postponing the rats, but i forgot the adjustables....top row  left to right

This appears to be a clone to the original Jiffy pliers or whatever it was originally called..wrench is frozen even though it doesn't show much rust at all..P&C battey pliers #1234.  Very unique design with the lever action.
#8 Armstrong(needs a good cleaning
McKAig Hatch($1)
Tiger
Craftsman mini/ an O under the logo
4" C-man
4" Utica 91-4

Bottom
8" Armstrong(needs serious cleaning)
Klein 5007-10 US made  10"
6" McKaig Hatch
Dimalloy 4"x6" double header( one referred to initially in a package deal with 5 snappy pieces, 2 protos for $15)
Dimalloy 10"

Now we get to the rats. . a couple are locked up and none have had any cleaning..maybe next month when things slow down  lol

..top to bottom.

Blackhawk 3/8" 34945B
C-man from New Britain(circle h) female 1/2" drive
V-series 3/8"
VL series 3/8"44811
Crescent 1//2" CS 70(will need the most work of all of them)
Easco 1/2" 731110
Lifetime LT 70
Oxwall(US made)cheapie 1/4"
SK 42470 1/@"
SK 45170 3/8"SK
SK 40170  1/2"(way long handle)
SK 409170(sitting on a nice SK 1/4" box, but it had virtually no sockets in it)
Stanley Professional96200Y
and not pictured, a C-man v-seires 3/8" pear head 43785

Oh my right.  I have much to learn from you. 

You can't sT thorsen and me not hear it.  Need to have a better look from pc rather than phone.

Oily, the photos are pretty crappy until I get a better PC or maybe a laptop.  We're going shopping tomorrow.  Our current hard drive is circa 2004. I did snag 5 near new Thorsen 3/4 Drive sockets for $3 each and a really cool little 1/4" drive Thorsen rat, but i may have already sent that to you.  Also snagged some wizard for the pops.  Really glad I waitedtil after the AA sale as it was fruitful for both of us.  There's more, but until i get back to my old email program, I'm having trouble contacting some folks that I need to.

Out

DM&FS

Quote from: dimwittedmoose51 on August 20, 2012, 12:11:53 PM
Not postponing the rats, but i forgot the adjustables....top row  left to right

This appears to be a clone to the original Jiffy pliers or whatever it was originally called..wrench is frozen even though it doesn't show much rust at all..P&C battey pliers #1234.  Very unique design with the lever action.
#8 Armstrong(needs a good cleaning
McKAig Hatch($1)
Tiger
Craftsman mini/ an O under the logo
4" C-man
4" Utica 91-4

Bottom
8" Armstrong(needs serious cleaning)
Klein 5007-10 US made  10"
6" McKaig Hatch
Dimalloy 4"x6" double header( one referred to initially in a package deal with 5 snappy pieces, 2 protos for $15)
Dimalloy 10"

Those P&C pliers are called Muliti-pliers, adjustable compound-leverage pliers, according to AA.  Proto made them.

Thanks Chopper.  I finally got the photos of the Sunday stuff to where I can get them to TT.  Oily's stuff is pretty much in the upper left corner area, if he doesn't already have these V series and Thorsen stuff.  Sorry for the wait, but hopefully the clarity will be better.  I'll do the descriptions with the closeups.  Remember, Mr. Shade Tree sold me all this for $25......

DM&FS

Starting with the lower left areas we have (L>R) Really Old Blackhawk 610 1/2" Speeder
Old School Shraeder truck tire gauge
Proto Plastic handle slot driver 9643
Millers Falls Hacksaw  #99
No name Red 1/4" socket driver(doubt that it's Mac or SO)
2 no name 1/4" flex handles(both have identical holes in the handle ends, so I'm thinking they are US made)
Really Cool PAR-X 1/4" rat  UR-7 and has an indestro socket on it
No name Black/red beaver-tailed 1'4" female drive rat  any clues about this one  folks???
No name tail pipe cutter(maybe a KD or Lisle)
#3 Phillips Craftsamn  old but not all that collectible likely
Easco 7223 3/8" drive extension
Double ended Craftsman brake spring tool
V-Series Craftsman DBE 5/8"x9/16"   "severely" modified
KD 470 Wheel weight tool

Lower Right side has, from the top:

Old metal square drive crank
Hawkeye double alligator
"DISK" DOE   (mfg.??)
Huge Williams SOE has a 12 on one side of the handle
HK Porter Furgeson DMP-12   What does this tool do??
No name S wrench
Craftsman 9-45072   WF side cutters in great shape for their age
Trasco A-1478 CHAIN TOOL  Has M stamped on one of the sides
BMC locking pliers   quite unique looking..

Most, but not all of the upper left is Oily's corner:Top row sockets-NAPA/DURO/WARDS MASTER/INDESTRO SELECT/
2nd Row-Indestro Select/Proto 07515 impact/4 Craftsmans/Penncraft/Proto1/4" drive
Along the edge are the 5 Thorsen 3/4 drives along with more small Craftsman V-series sockets
The gray tool box has the Thorsen 1/4" rat, a 77MC and some 1/4" drive thorsen sockets
Craftsman clique torque wrench 1/2" drive 150#
SK 3/8" inch pound torque  wrench 74025
Lyman Ideal hex bit rat
Indestro Super "779" 15/16" combo
Wards Master Quality 1/2"x5/8" DOE
Armstrong Water Pump pliers

The Snap On 1/4" box set has a Japan rat in it, but mot of the deep walls are Snap On while the short sockets were a mix of Craftsman, New Britain, and SK


The upper right area had the Blue Point 3/8" air ratchet(unkown condition) and the Taiwain made Blackhawk ignitoin wrench set (say it ain't so!!!).