Massive Fleamarket/Car boot sale Vintage tool haul loads of junk 2/8/2020

Went to car boot sale purchased a load of junk showing you what I paid For the items

[ScoutCrafter]

Ben! No junk there!!!! Wow! What a deal!!! 😃👍. $15 pounds on the small Anvil! 😃

[johnlyons]

Nice haul. The tool at 2:30 is a sewing machine or round belt tool for trimming round belt material and piercing a hole in it before hooking the belt together. I see them in the US made by Sargent tools with a patent by Bernard in 1890.

[glengrossnickle]

I am a new subscriber. Enjoyed your video. Me and my son do not find tools very much at what we call yard sales. We get most of ours at auctions. Most of the time pretty rusty. I have a few that I couldn't check very well and were in a box with others. And would find some damaged like yours. So it happens. Stay safe and healthy. Thanks

[patjohnson]

Fascinating tool haul. Utica made good quality tools. I have a pair of the wire cutters (first tool you showed). I have seen them used as nail pullers, and this may be why yours are damaged. The Utica linesman pliers you showed look to be in good condition and will clean up nicely. They were a good deal, based on my experience, plus you got the rest of the first batch for free. That's good bargaining. I have never seen soil stack plugs before. I'm enjoying tool education. The small adjustable wrench may not appear to have markings, but once the rust is removed, markings may be there. An initial cleanup can tell you alot about a tool . I'll guess 20 pounds for the anvil. Regards from the USA

[uktony]

The mini vice grip or Mole wrench is the star for me. I agree with your comments about Nash, I buy the Footprints as well as I used to work in Sheffield opposite the factory and on hot days the guys would come out at tea break wearing shorts and safety boots only. They lifted their goggles up and they had two round clean area around their eyes. They looked like owls!. Great haul.

[kenwinpenny]

Nice bunch of tools, I reconditioned a speed tog last year and it sold for £22.00 so a good find.

[recyclerman]

Nice Haul Ben.. & £28 for the Anvil

[patrickmeyer]

I found you via John's video, and I love what you are doing. Perhaps instead of the bin, the craftsman nippers could be repurposed into something else??? also the anvil $37.50

[NashRathbone]

An illness we both have 😷😁 The Monodex is for cutting sheet metal and I have a set too. Thanks for the mention, Mrs Rathbone and I both laughed 👍 those Footprints are the latest version and I have a set too. I like the plier clamp and the Uticas. My next visit to the car boot sale is next Sunday. Thanks for sharing.

[magdad]

I like that dual jaw adjustable wrench! I'm gonna guess 40 pounds for the anvil.

[highdownmartin]

That’s a nibbles.Cuts a strip out of sheet tin or brass. Does not distort like snips

[chrisbenard]

Hello from Australia, I'm a new subscriber (via Scoutcrafter), love old pommie tools like yourself ha ha! Is there a way to send you a photo of a tool that I need to identify? Thanks very much.

[Reggyontheroad]

The clamp was used in the process of making wings during the war for spitfires the aeroplanes I’ve found them ones on the Internet and that’s where I got my information from I shall try and find them again and find out the proper name for them and I will send you what I find

[nickh]

I think you paid £15 for the mini anvil. I have yet to see any at my local car boots, and I have been looking as I would like one for my shed!

[Everythings_Adjustable]

I'm thinking he wanted £20 and you got it for 18 ? Very nice haul Mate 👍👍

[islammamadu]

That’s great Ben
Thanks for the batteries they’re powerful . you so kind x

[corydriver]

That plier clamp is interesting. That wood ball you called a jack, what is it for? I’m guessing £30 for the anvil. Cheers.

[almanzoli]

I am waiting to see some videos of these great tools after they have been cleaned up !

[ArmandoLoni]

Good haul. The mini adjustable is very nice. The boot sales haven't started here yet. Anvil - £15?

[essentialhandyman]

I went to two car boots as well this morning and if also bought exaxtly the same little clamp as the dirty one you showed (2nd item). I've no idea how it's intended to be used. Hopefully soneone will reply on here or on my channel. The things that go down the soil stacks are called 'bungs'. Did someone say George Graham?

My guess for the little £10.