Beautiful tools and quite the time capsule! In particular, i fell in love with the wooden handle screwdrivers, especially the black handle drivers in the last box. I would love to buy one of those!
It's a fascinating collection of new old stock tools, however something I would never buy because I'm not a collector. My tools have to serve a purpose to warrant the space they occupy and the majority of those tools are not very useful to me. It is interesting to see how far the manufacturing process has progressed just looking at the changes in tools. Thanks for buying and showing them in this video.
I likely will never use any of them. I guess I have always collected something, currently it's tools. I think it is cool that they still exist in new condition. Thank you for watching!
Every millers falls ive gotten in those red boxes was from the 50's. Not sure about the cards, though. Love those red acetate screwdrivers. The chisels with those handles go for good price, and they're never NOS. Awesome score man!
Good haul my man. Whats a bit of cash vs. history - no contest. Its like the people that hunt for dinosaur bones in Wyoming. Bit of time for huge rewards.
You know back in the day even in the 90’s we probably didn’t think most of the USA tool companies would either be gone or made in China or Taiwan such a disappointing thing and kind of disgraceful and embarrassing that the USA has become an import only country.
Beautiful tools and quite the time capsule! In particular, i fell in love with the wooden handle screwdrivers, especially the black handle drivers in the last box. I would love to buy one of those!
Thanks for watching! I will let you know if I put them up for sale!
I enjoy vintage packaging and tools. This was a good haul. This stuff is art. Peace.
Definitely some good finds. The place I bought them from is now gone... can't get more. Oh well, glad I grabbed what I did. Thanks for watching!
Amazing assortment of new vintage tools. Great Score!
Thanks! It was a great find! I don't hunt for NOS but it is fun to find it in the wild!
The quality of the tools are amazing
I agree, they don't make them like they used to. Thanks for watching!
It's a fascinating collection of new old stock tools, however something I would never buy because I'm not a collector. My tools have to serve a purpose to warrant the space they occupy and the majority of those tools are not very useful to me. It is interesting to see how far the manufacturing process has progressed just looking at the changes in tools. Thanks for buying and showing them in this video.
I likely will never use any of them. I guess I have always collected something, currently it's tools. I think it is cool that they still exist in new condition. Thank you for watching!
Great haul. You could make a killing at Jacktown with that haul.
What is Jacktown? Thank you for watching!
Every millers falls ive gotten in those red boxes was from the 50's. Not sure about the cards, though. Love those red acetate screwdrivers. The chisels with those handles go for good price, and they're never NOS. Awesome score man!
I went back for more and the company was gone... so glad I got some items while I could. Yes, the red screwdrivers are nice! Thanks for watching!
I’d be interested in one of each of the screw drivers, a pair of pliers, wire cutters and a utility knife if you start to sell some stuff off.
I'm a bit behind on getting things for sale. I will let you know when I get things listed. Thanks for watching!
@@thetoolbandit no rush just please keep me posted! :)
Very nice
Thank you!
Good haul my man. Whats a bit of cash vs. history - no contest. Its like the people that hunt for dinosaur bones in Wyoming. Bit of time for huge rewards.
You just can't find this much in one place, worth the risk. Thanks for watching!
I am a scuker for old tools, I think you got a great deal. You selling them screwdrivers off?
I will keep one of each and sell the rest. Thank you for watching!
@@thetoolbandit let me know when they do I am interested in them.
Nice sell one screw pitch gauge.
Thanks! If you like NOS stay tuned I have another batch coming!
On this one!!! you got took, Eck usmc
Nah, you can't find this stuff.
Most of that stuff was for carpentry work
Yes! I know they also sold power tools and for a short time "mechanics" tools.
You know back in the day even in the 90’s we probably didn’t think most of the USA tool companies would either be gone or made in China or Taiwan such a disappointing thing and kind of disgraceful and embarrassing that the USA has become an import only country.
It is sad how many are gone. I think the labor costs are most of the problem. The good thing is, old tools are everywhere. Thanks for watching!
Uhm, sorry not for me.
Thanks for watching!