Progress is fine, but it's gone on for too long.

Definitely not the most desirable model of this manufacturer but unique and rare...  How often do we see these on the street?  

 Looks like part of some blacksmith or farmer-made device. The handle look worn by hand use, but no idea what they might have been used for....

I can't figure this one out.  

Looks good in yellow.  

Handles not included...    Livingston Mfg. set up in Rockland Maine in 1890 to make stone cutting, shipwright and blacksmith tools. In 1928 ...

Stylish little streamlined  2.5"  vise and apparently the one red jaw was stock.  Nice.  

 

 

 Here's an oddity found at an antique store, a savings bank modelled after an unflattering caricature of Paul Kruger, president of South...

Here's about the most basic of braces, the knob is a separate part as is the wing nut on the simple  Spofford patent type chuck/clamp. T...