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Stopped at an indoor flea market/warehouse last Thursday...all of their items are donated, salvaged, leftover garage/yard sale items, just dropped off, etc. All profits help fund a local Boys & Girls Club...nearly nothing has prices...you just rummage through bins, select your treasures & check out. Items are pretty well organized though and have their own locations. I've been going here for a few years now so they know me by name. I've overpaid for what I pick very few times, but in the long run I've done quite well. This place is several thousand square feet and has about everything you could imagine. Sometimes new, old stock, some things that should be trashed...I'll try to remember to take some pics one of these trips. Anyways, $17.30 with tax for this pile of treasures...Thanks for looking... Combination square was pretty rusty, but I liked the ornate head. Turned out to be a Union Tool Company square; Predates 1957 when Miller Falls bought Union Tools. Probably from the late 1940's? The Stanley Yankee I bought for the #2 bit only; never been used but was really stuck in the chuck. ~Great Neck T-20 Torx, 1/4" drive socket; new ~no name center punch, new; ~no name, stubby ratcheting& reversing screwdriver with #2 bit, 1/4" hex drive; very smooth operating and fine tooth ~Stanley combo square head (plastic), bought only for scale clamp bolt nut, ~pack of 10-32 wing nuts, new; ~(2) 50 packs of #10 biscuits new unopened ~replacement hook for come-a-long, new Nylon 2" clamp with two, 3/8" NF thread bores; bought because didn't have one Late 1950's to mid 1960's Wen 909 All Saw...sort of a jig, scroll, reciprocating saw...I had one in my hands at a flea market a few years back for $10 and put it back; I just remember seeing these advertised in magazines in the 60's; It'll go in the ever growing power tool refurbish bin for now. Shoe is bent a little (probably been dropped??) but I can straighten in the arbor press; Oh yeah, (2) new Amerock garment hooks that match one bath hardware exactly Girls need a place to hang towels or whatever Union Tool company, Orange Mass. CARP= Carpenters square versus Machinists The Stanley combo square head was a parts donor of the scale retainer to this Stanley 125 combo square I purchased last year at a yard sale; this one has a location position to set studs 16" OC. You can see the drill holes in the scale and body where previous owner screwed it together My homemade 12" bit storage; cardboard tube from something of the kids, cut to length, 2/3 coast of Johnson's Wax, a couple of plastic caps There was some pitting that wouldn't polish out, but not bad...cleaned up well Pic posted a while back with the bit in the before state. All this crap stuff came from the same place...
