Amongst a few other "finds"

Carpenter's Hatchet...and a PEXTO Brace drill..

on the 11th of October...I found this...thing..

$15 for a John S. Fray No. 80 Corner brace drill...

Not only drills a hole into a tight corner..one can even install a Hex bit driver to drive a screw into the hole...It was "New"..back in 1911

 

One of the few types of Brace drills I did not have...

I see you got the flux capacitor fixed in the DeLorean 😆 

27 October 2025 find...

 

holy cow, how long have I been asleep?😆

34 minutes ago, Grandpadave52 said:

27 October 2025 find...

 

holy cow, how long have I been asleep?😆

 

🤣

Mr A. H. Reid of Philadelphia, PA...had a Hand drill patented back in 1882..

One of several tools bought, today...

Walden Worcester  "Spin Tight"?

 

IF you look at the ends...those look a lot like tips for...

A Yankee style screwdriver...except this was made for Craftsman...by Millers Falls..

 

And finally..everyone need a good pair of pliers?

Total for today's "Raid"  ......$5...

Millers Falls No. 610A....Fitted with the Handle style that Sears called for...with bit, it will reach out to 20-1/2" stem to stern....

October 27, ahead of us Steve?

Sept 27 sound a bit better?    Oct 16 is today, right?

7 minutes ago, steven newman said:

Oct 16 is today, right?

Hell I dunno

2 hours ago, John Morris said:

October 27, ahead of us Steve?

I'm reading this as he's found 25 items so far in October. He still owes us a bunch of pics for the rest of his haul!😆

19 hours ago, John Morris said:

Hell I dunno

Are you allowed to post that on a family-friendly site? 

6 hours ago, HARO50 said:

Are you allowed to post that on a family-friendly site? 

He will have to put himself in timeout!

Hmm..

$3 sitting there..

Yesterday's...

So..sale was 1/2 Price on all tools that day...so, instead of $8....this was just $4

Heck of a deal on the reversible, offset ratchet wrenches. I don't use them much any more, but during my farm equipment tech days, they were invaluable especially on combines spring adjustable belt tensioners. 

 

Really cool screw driver.

 

 

2 wrenches are Pittsburgh brand.  1 is a Craftsman brand  and 1 is a Power Kraft ( Ward's) brand...

Already had a larger sized one, also a Craftsman.. largest size is now 3/4"

 

That small one 1/4" x 5/16" is the Power Kraft

 Dad had a Proto wrench like that, but it is a 1/2" x 9/16"  No. 1193

 

Should about complete the range of sizes for these...

 

Screwdriver ( not the tool setholder)  is a Br4ookstone , Made in England cabinet makers turnscrew...

 

Tool holder has 10 bits inside the hollow handle...

51 minutes ago, steven newman said:

That small one 1/4" x 5/16" is the Power Kraft

 Dad had a Proto wrench like that, but it is a 1/2" x 9/16"  No. 1193

IIRC, Proto made some of MW/ Power Kraft hand tools. I have a few wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers that are Power Kraft. Most belonged to my dad or his dad. A few I've picked along the way. Back in the day, many Power Kraft hand tools were equal to or better than some Craftsman.