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Camera work is crummy, This guy has no idea what this stuff is. I hated watching this.

Very cool finds Jason! The clean ups turned out great. Wouldn't mind seeing some of those filmed. I like the oilers a lot. The Snap on dollies should fetch ya pretty penny I wish tools wouldn't have went to etching it never lasts. , Nice Jerry can too. Take it easy Man.

The big gear came off a hand cranked corn shucker you would put the ear corn in and it would strip it basically I'm almost positive

Great to see those clean up projects! The cannon balls, Jerry can and jack- o-lantern were killer cool!!

Iron City used a Star logo.

Great video. I don’t mind the longer videos. I would love to see a shop tour.

Cannon balls are really cool! Like the little hand sander also. Thanks for sharing

Awesome... George N Sterns 1864... Exactly where you're getting this comment from.. Porter-Cable also started here in 1906. In Syracuse New York.And then turned into Rockwell tools.... Great video. Amazing finds.. I'm stoked I came across your Channel... And they say going down TH-cam rabbit holes don't pay off LOL.. stay safe man..

Thanks for sharing. That Kennedy box is cool

Jason…. Look for the vintage tool swap meets in your state to sell your tools. We have several in So. Cal. A great place to buy and sell.

Great haul as always, thanks for sharing those clean-up projects. I Was wondering what your rust removal procedure was and still keep the original paint. I love the results, that is the look I always go for but it's hard to keep the paint and remove the rust. Thanks

Cool tools you do good videos I look forward to them stay safe

Facebook Marketplace for large items local, and eBay for all the stuff under a pound or that will fit in the USPS Priority flat rate mailers/boxes they supply you for free is how I do it. I also paid the year on the ebay store... IMPO it started working for me when I started listing atleast 1 item a day... some say it a eBay algorithem (sp?) Thang or some caca-cito , but i dunno bro , it just works for me, list everyday , sale ALMOST every damn day! :) Dig the vids , as always Thanks ferrrrrrrrrrrrr showin' ana sharin' , Amigo

You have a little bit of resemblance to jimmy diresta😎

Hey Jason, I don't use ebay or etsy..I sell mostly on Facebook Marketplace but if I'm purging and selling bulk I go sell at the Flea market. I've had a lot of success in the past selling at the market. You see how much I haul in weekly. But that being said most of what I get is traded. I am being a lot more picky about what I pick up now a days. Great video. I liked it a tool haul and some project updates. Take care Buddy!

I think it awesome you pick up church keys. I have recently started grabbing them when I tool hunting. Great video.

Awesome finds brother! That scraper and wood plane sre by far my favorites.

Hey Jason! Fantastic haul. I love the church keys and the scraper is a beauty find! My inner 13 yr old self giggled too much about the flea spray..ahh never gets old. Take care and I'll catch up with ya later.

20:43 I think that is for brick masonry or possible for carpeting on stairs to get tight in the corners.

That Craftsman 19/32 and 25/32 double box end wrench I believe it's from 1937 to 1947 I'm not sure what the the O casting Mark signifies but on the larger end of the wrench should be where you should see the v-series it'll be very hard to see but it'll be a faint raised V I know this because I have one one I believe my wrench is 3/8 of inch and 7/16 on the other box e n d side

Loved that challenger small tool box

Nice finds! The magazine looks like it is from a .45 Colt, and the brass thing is a finial from a lamp, the very top part you unscrew and mount the shade under, and it holds it in place. I ended up scoring a Fluke cheap, as it had a dead battery and I couldn't test it at the sale. Not that I need another one. Also a cool old book on trains from the 20s.

Great video, Jason. I just found your channel. I'll be catching up on your past videos

That Dia Compe “sideways screwdriver” is for tightening the screw that holds the brake handle on a bicycle with drop style handlebars. The handles were notorious for coming loose and the T shape gave extra leverage and the blade was ground to fit the straight screw perfectly. I haven’t seen one of those since 1980!

Hey Jason! That was some nice tool gifts you got. That is probably some of the cleanest Proto I have ever seen. You know i'm always on the hunt for it. You got a lot of cool finds..For the non tool things love the bottles I way over collect old ones.. I bought that green paint a few times and it didn't spray worth a crap. So when you use it let me know if yours works good or not. The tools of course the plumb and the tool boxes. Take it easy Man!

The pen light looks like an old continuity tester missing the wire with a small banana plug and alligator clip .

Very cool haul I like the cantilever tool box I have not seen one in the wild yet.

The brass thing is a handle to a razor, the threaded end is where the razor head goes.....The Gumout can with the Lawnmower is Fantastic!

I like that you offer alternative ideas for some of the items beyond their original intended use. I am not that creative so I appreciate them. Thanks

Thats a nice spud wrench, they are magnetic they draw me to them especially the old ones. 😁 Nice snag overall. Lots if fun clean up projects to have for many more years.

It's a 45 clip

Just keep doing what makes you happy l like anything that is older and brought back to useable condition thanks for the video

18:22 the tapered handle on that adjustable wrench allows you to put a cheater-bar on it to increase torque/leverage. Excellent find and better than the similar wrenches with a non-tapered handle but instead a large hang-hole making it impossible to throw a pipe on the end

18:01 that’s a mortise chisel. It is beefy so it won’t bend when you are chopping-in a mortise (driving the chisel nearly straight down into a solid piece of wood with the intent of hollowing-out a large portion of wood). A normal thin chisel will bend if you attempt to chop a mortise

17:38 that’s a joiner’s mallet for joining two pieces of wood. A carver’s mallet has a round head

8:19 I have restored those before. Take some bluing solution to it if the markings are weak, then use a block and sandpaper to remove the surface blue (leaving darkened markings). They clean up real nice

I too love old scissors. For some reason, that fondness sharply increases if the handles are japanned

Jason, nice haul. Hope to see you at Maker Camp. I'll bring cash. 😁

A dead man's toolbox.

That yellow box is sick just the way it is

Great stuff, lots of cool items. Love that Victorian door knob. But that Craftsman sharpening stone in the box is the bomb! Great find sir.

Cool finds!

Drift pin

Jason everything you picked up was fantastic, But the oil tins would be the top picks for me. I never find them with the curved spout! Take it easy Man!

SCORE! Nice haul bro, love me some Plomb!!! ............. LIVE CRAB , out >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Rod look like m16 cleaninng kit rod. Should be in green pouch

Very nice score with the vise mounting bracket. You can use that doorknob as a cane topper. I buy all the metal rules I find... (if price in my favor). The medical jar would be perfect for holding 0000 steel wool. Measuring cup. It okay. Just the tip.... The bowl would be fantastic with ham fried rice! Sharpening stone looks stellar! Peck, Stowe & Wilcox! Awesome! Draw gauge is neat. Haven't seen one with metal handle. Cleavers are always fun.

Simonds Fitchburg, MA

That would be more of a joiners mallet. Carvers mallets are usually round. That Buck Bros mortise chisel is nice. Goes well with the mallet.

Am I the only one that thinks this guy looks a little like Aaron Lewis?