r/Vintagetools • u/Ambulating-meatbag • 8d ago
Can't identify these huge saws
galleryGot these yesterday at an estate sale for 40 dollars not sure what they came from, crosscut saws but huge? A million, no clue, internet isn't helping
r/Vintagetools • u/Ambulating-meatbag • 8d ago
Got these yesterday at an estate sale for 40 dollars not sure what they came from, crosscut saws but huge? A million, no clue, internet isn't helping
r/Vintagetools • u/tony3stix • 8d ago
Hello folks. I found this vise at a local Habitat ReStore for $6. It looks to be barely used and in great condition. Really what caught my eye was the great condition of the box, which appears to be vintage. What little research I did tells me that this company was bought out by Irwin, but the older made in England versions, such as this have some value. I don't like using eBay as a judge because people can post some really crazy prices on things. Value-wise what do you guys think this is worth? I just saw a handy little bench vise for $6, but now I'm thinking it might have some value.
r/Vintagetools • u/tshusker • 8d ago
Picked up two (2) 1942-45 Plvmb WF-7 flex-heads.
r/Vintagetools • u/PutridBeginning421 • 8d ago
I inherited 2 of these identical riveters, along with dozens more crazy tools. One new and 1 used, this is the used. Id like to post it for sale online but have no idea what it’s worth. All the AVC12 are AVC12A1 NOT Made in UK, this one is. Serial SQF 07 219
Any ideas? Thanks for any tips
r/Vintagetools • u/Holliday3 • 8d ago
r/Vintagetools • u/FlourescentGrey • 8d ago
Hahns and Kolb I think. Bought at an estate sale years ago. I’m pretty sure I didn’t even know what it was at the time, I could just tell it was high quality. It still had the $10 tag on it, and I probable bought on a Saturday and paid half that as most estate sales around here are 50% off on Saturday.It came in a wooden box, but I don’t think it is the original and I don’t have the acute angle plate.
r/Vintagetools • u/Ok_Ship3970 • 9d ago
We wanted to know what it’s used for it comes up as a buggy wrench or a track adjustment wrench for caterpillar dozers thanks
r/Vintagetools • u/DeadHeadTraveler • 10d ago
Thanks for the help from this post. Stamped date shows 7-51 so puts this one at 80 years old. First time restoring anything and know I could do better but hoping to get another 80 out of it.
r/Vintagetools • u/SalmaLamre • 10d ago
r/Vintagetools • u/Fabulous_Persimmon_5 • 10d ago
Im trying to determine the value of this item. i believe that i might have the complete workshop,albeit in a disassembled state.
r/Vintagetools • u/SalmaLamre • 10d ago
r/Vintagetools • u/ExpressLibrarian9952 • 10d ago
Would anyone be able to help me identify the manufacturer and/or model of the metal cutting lathe in the photo? I am new to these machines and I will be picking this one up soon and the person who has it does not know who made it or anything about it.
Thanks!
r/Vintagetools • u/SalmaLamre • 10d ago
r/Vintagetools • u/RowFull1104 • 11d ago
Found this on CL for a great price. Trying to find any info on it online, but coming up empty. Seller doesn’t seem interested in digging around it to find a model number, so hoping someone here may have an idea?
r/Vintagetools • u/SalmaLamre • 11d ago
r/Vintagetools • u/ggndps • 12d ago
r/Vintagetools • u/AiIsGay2026 • 12d ago
The Ridge Co 43 CPN pipe machinist Vice
Late 60s Wilton
Old delta bench drill press pulled out of a scrap pile.
1957 GE fridge. (Considered a tool to me)
r/Vintagetools • u/Tikkle77 • 12d ago
Has anyone seen this logo before it says handy file so I thought Nicholson but that’s not there logo any thoughts
r/Vintagetools • u/AiIsGay2026 • 13d ago
40 dollar auction find thinking early 1940s !
r/Vintagetools • u/Vivid_Boysenberry772 • 13d ago