You ever seen the movie, "Nothing but Trouble"? They use an old oil spout to tap a half gallon can of warm Hawaiian Punch and pass it around their crazy dinner table. Always amused me as a kid. Thanks again, George. GREAT finds. Old military tool was my choice, the scale was very interesting as well.
I totally remember that movie! That's so good! Chevy Chase, John Candy, Dan Aykroyd, Demi Moore! Thanks for bringing it up, I think I'm gonna watch it on my next day off. See ya later Banker!
Lots of nice finds George. The oil spout, the Mattock, padlock, mess kit, scale all are really cool items. Love that SK set. But that cutlery set, WOW!! 💯👍🏻💥 Over the top George!!!! Excellent video!
Mike,Mike,Mike! Thanks Brother! I was blown away when I found that set. Who knew keen Kutter made silver ware? Imagine busting that out for Thanksgiving dinner! I found out through the internet they were into so many things. Take care and have a safe 4th of July!
Hi George - yet another great haul. Can't wait for a Crab Catching video, and YES PLEASE, do a video about your 'weird' collections. I'm sure we all have them - we are all individuals with different tastes - that's what makes the world a fun place. I love the scales - I remember similar ones in Hardware Stores when I was a child - MANY moons ago ! Thanks George for sharing your 'finds' with us. Take care 🙂
Hey Michael, Thank You. I'm gonna try my best to get a crabbing video out. The big issue is taking time off of work when my older boys can too.. I'm always on call for my job. I'll show some of my collections in the future while I'm rearranging my shop. The hardware store in my town still uses one of these scales.
Keen Kutter and Blue Grass ya can't go wrong with Mr. George! Those Keen Kitter finds at them prices is just crazy wow! Those folks didn't know what they had! Great Haul!
Thanks Big Brother! I think these folks just have way too much stuff. They have been new at the Market. Really nice I think they are actually looking to move south.
The plastic oil cans were short lived. In warmer weather the can would buckle when pushing a spout in. My dad had a Texaco from 1966 till 1987 . He would use a can opener on the plastic cans.
Great haul Super George! Who knew Keen Kutter made silverware? I have a Keen Kutter KK4 wood plane that belonged to my great grandfather. Can't wait for the collection and crabbing videos.
Hey there Captain Ivan! I found a pdf file and Keen Kutter was into a lot of stuff. I bet that plane is a real beauty for sure. I'll show some of the other stuff I collect while I'm rearranging my shop and I'm hoping to get the traps fixed up sometime this week. Take care brother!
Hey Michael! We're gonna try to get out there sometime in July. if I can get a day off when my kids don't have to work. I'll get to the scales eventually....Still working on the mower.
Another awesome haul my brother. Keen Kutter stuff is really cool, Great deal on the saw blade, and the Davey Jones Lock is awesome. Can't wait to see the crabbing video.
Hey George, I'm finally taking a break from moving and unpacking. My legs and back are beat up😂. Love that Davy Jones lock and the dining set is super cool,and the screwdrivers always a treat. Thanks again and would love too see the "weird" collection. Thanks again and see you next time.
Thanks Mike! I'll at least show you guys my oilers. Hope the boys aren't getting too stressed with the move and Ya I bet moving is a work out that's for especially all those tools you didn't get before you moved. 😅
@@Uwannawatch lol, I did get the work out,and still have a bit at the old place but I did pick up an oiler myself today. The boys are doing well! They're back to their old shenanigans,tomfoolery, and especially Hi-Jinks. Thanks again and keep on tinkering!
Great haul & let's go crabbing,, love the metal boxes, I've got an incurable itch for small metal & wood boxes & ammo cans, if for nothing else the usefulness I find a job for everyone of them, recently picked up a 50cal can I'd never seen before & I truly thought I'd seen them all, good picking out there!
Thanks Mike! Ya man it's always cool finding something that you haven't seen before. Keeps ya going out looking for the treasure. I had a ton of ammo cans traded off a lot of them. I'm always picking up any cool looking boxes I see.
I don’t know what the red thing is, but it looks like a small Portable anvil, it’s pretty cool . Nice SK socket set too , but wow, that cutlery set is incredible 🇬🇧🇺🇸
There was one thing that I notices on the military awl. There was a wedge shape in the middle of the stamping. I've seen that before and that is a British Broad Arrow designating British military. That is wicked cool. I got a folding fences cutter which was from 1944 that had that same broad arrow logo on it.
Thank You Stephen! Nice find on the fence cutter! I'll check into the logo. That is pretty cool. I appreciate you guys always sharing information like that with me.
You’re getting better and better with this. Each video now I am struggling to pick a favourite. This haul is fantastic. I love the scales, Keen Katter honing stone and cutlery set. Hope to see a crabbing video before your winter sets in. You and Chrissy take care buddy. Love seeing you.
Thanks my brother! It's just luck of the draw. We're gonna try to get out sometime this month. I gotta say I'm so over the heat here. Ready for winter again.Always love hearing from you. Give our best to the family and a big man hug to you.
Hey !George vraiment de très belles trouvailles , les deux pièges à écrevisse sont superbes. La balance une beauté.Les clés à douille pareil. J'aime bien le pic militaire et la gamelle. Vraiment,vraiment de très belles choses, que du bonheur. A plus mon ami❤
You are a magnet for cool stuff. You must go to the best flea markets in the world. Everything from crab traps to Keen Kutter cutlery. I think the military tool you identified as a mattock is actually a military version of what in the West is known as a Pulaski. It was named after a hero Forest Service ranger who invented it. He saved the lives of his men during an absolutely devasting forest fire in 1910 that burned a big part of northeast washington, north Idaho and northwest Montana. Ames Tools may have made your tool. The company made military implements like this for many years. I find the company name on WW 2 Army entrenching shovels. You found many nice bargains. The Craftsman sockets are six point ( which seem to have a better grip to me) compared to the much more common 12 pointers. I also like the oil spout. You are right about the transitional plastic oil can. It came after metal, then paper and before plastic bottles. I have only seen a few. Your can was a bargain. Petroliana has gotten way too expensive for me.
Pat you are the Man! Pulaski that's the name I was looking for! I did this video about 6 times and every time I called it something different because I couldn't think of it. I don't think I have any Ames shovels but I do have 2 diamond Calk entrenching tools. We have some really big flea markets here and for the most part the one's we visit are still true markets but the new stuff is creeping in. You are right Petroliana has gotten pretty pricey. Thank you again for the information!
Hey George! New viewer here. Honestly I just clicked the like button because the thumbnail made me chuckle. Everything from here after is bonus material. So, you have a soft spot for Perfect Handle screwdrivers. We all have that thing we just cannot pass by at the flea market or yard sale. Thanks for sharing your finds!
Yo Edge sadly it doesn't stop with perfect handles there are a few things I can't leave behind... some are actually goofy. Thanks for hitting the like. I just like to have fun that's what my channel is all about doing what we all like and keeping it real..glad you got a chuckle. Just curious what always comes home with you?
@@Uwannawatch Wow! A note from the channel! Thanks George! I have a soft spot for vintage kitchen gadgets but vintage cookbooks I just can't pass up! Certain edged tools and genuine beechwood coffin planes too. Next week I'm going to Massachusetts to the biggest outdoor flea market and antique expo in the world! Or so their web page claims. I'll break the bank on more stuff that'll keep me busy this winter. 👍
@@InformationIsTheEdge Edge, you gotta keep me posted about what you find there! I always reply to every comment that's the best part of doing this! I got a thing for camp cooking gear.. My wife has the pioneer cookbook she got from her Mom It's cool all the recipes say a pinch or pat and the temps are all low fire, high fire. Take care and catch up with ya later.
@@Uwannawatch Well, I didn't make it to the big flea market/antique expo. A nasty heat wave made that a rather unattractive endeavor. BUT! They'll do it again in September and I'll make that one.
@@InformationIsTheEdge That sucks Edge, We have been dealing with a lot of heat here too. Not a lot of vendors turning out. I don't blame them it's been brutal. I'm sure you'll be loading up on the goodies in September. Keep us posted..
Hey George I have never seen an oil filler spout like that before and I have never seen one of those old plastic oil cans either. I have sure used a lot of the cardboard oil containers in my younger days though. I still have one of the spouts without the cool flexible part though. I would love to see a crabbing video! That's something we can't do around these parts we just noodle for catfish! 😁
Hey Mr. Bill! Talk about a flash back! I haven't noodled since my earlier days when I lived in Florida! I'm hoping to go crabbing soon and I really hope we get some! I just gotta redo these traps first. Take it easy Brother!
New to your channel and wow what some awesome finds! You got a honey hole flea market! Love that keen kutter! And the Davy jones lock. I love it all lol! Have a great week and God Bless You!
Thanks! Welcome to the channel! I appreciate you checking me out. I do restorations every Wednesday, Flea market hauls every Sunday. And sometimes a Friday video just to mix it up. I have a few really good Markets in my area. Hope you have a great week too and a safe 4th of July.
Hi George, both video ideas sound great, loved that little mystery item, could it possibly clamp onto a work bench for a jeweller to use? Just a guess. Got my first Plumb socket at a boot fair today, a WF-77. 11/16 UJ socket.
Hey, great haul! For me, it's the padlock and mess kit, I love military mess kits, got a Yugoslavian one just for the hell it a while ago. I'd like to see the crab cages in action too👍🏻
Thanks Alex, That's really cool! I actually took a good look at mine and it's Czech. I gotta redo all the traps firs hoping to get that done this week. Take it easy Buddy!
George, what are you gonna do with a razor hone????? LOL Think of the expense of shaving cream!! Not to mention the sunburn on cheeks and chin!! LOL ( my beard is almost as long as yours) I have a set of Keen Kutter shears in my workbench drawer that i got from my Grandmother. They are Awesome but the silver set is just TOO COOL!! Have a great Sunday!
Hey Patrick, I never said I was gonna use the razor hone. LOL! . I got a free trim from the combo sander a while back. I"m gonna send the hone and the silver to my buddy. He loves Keen Kutter. Everything I've had keen kutter is fantastic quality. Take care my bearded brother.
Hi there, love the boxes, I’d deffo buy them. Like to see you do up the perfect handle screwdrivers. 😊 great padlock, it’s got a great look. Great set of scales , reminds me of the hardware shop that was bear near me… and we all , I’m sure want to see your collections 🤣🤣
First off .... Please do a crab fishing vid !!! Secondly , all that keen cutter at one place and 3 items I didn't know existed , the cutlery wow , gotta agree with you , worth $50 or more ! The scales will make a great restoration . You need to go to a flea market that sells workshops ... As you must be running low on space now !
Thanks Jimothy! I'll do a crabbing video hoping to get out there later this month. You know it's funny..the company that built my shop is right next to the big flea market...I actually sold a vise so now I got plenty of room. 1 thing out 12 things in. that's the formula right?
Great finds! Love the idea of the crab traps. I myself always look for any type of traps while I'm hunting. Fishing gear, hunting gear, survival gear, camping gear, I'll take it all!!
George, Love the SK set! I want to say it's 1980-ish from the plastic insert tray and the tag in the lid ($31.96!). Keen Kutter items are always a good find. Anyone that doesn't know the company history I say go look it up. Time well spent. I still have no idea who chose the scissors I donated to Scoutcrafter's Jacktown raffle. Were there any weights with that scale? George
Hey George, You are right about the Keen Kutter history! I spent hours reading about them It's amazing what they were into. No plate weights with the scale. I'll be keeping my eye out for them. I don't know who got the scissors either. Maybe John took them back home.. You know he loves scissors..LOL!
@@Uwannawatch Those scissors I picked up in an auction back in March. An old carpenter's tool chest full of AWESOME tools for...$20. They didn't close completely and were on the dull side, so I gave them to John to work his magic on them with the intent of making them a raffle item. He was very reluctant to work on them because he knew they were collectable. I found a 1939 Keen Kutter catalog online and then they were priced at $1.59 back then. I think I enjoy more finding tools and finding out their history the most. I am a tool nerd. lol
@@GWP323 George there isn't anything wrong with that at all. I think it's awesome. I wish I had more time to learn about all the tools and history. I work a full time job, have a family and a house to care for. I barely have time to put out videos. But I do enjoy it and have met a lot of nice people since I started my channel. Send me an e mail if you don't mind so we can have a way to contact each other.
I got a pretty good deal on the scale and the brown one from another trip to the market I got 2 scales in the last couple of trips to the flea market. It's funny how things pop up and then disappear.
Great video and some fantastic stuff I like three tin boxes And the screwdrivers Thanks George for sharing your time 🍺🍺👍👍
Thanks for stopping by Brian. Always a pleasure. 🍺🍺🍻
Great haul George, loving that padlock 🛠👍😊
Thanks!
You ever seen the movie, "Nothing but Trouble"? They use an old oil spout to tap a half gallon can of warm Hawaiian Punch and pass it around their crazy dinner table. Always amused me as a kid. Thanks again, George. GREAT finds. Old military tool was my choice, the scale was very interesting as well.
I totally remember that movie! That's so good! Chevy Chase, John Candy, Dan Aykroyd, Demi Moore! Thanks for bringing it up, I think I'm gonna watch it on my next day off. See ya later Banker!
Lots of nice finds George. The oil spout, the Mattock, padlock, mess kit, scale all are really cool items. Love that SK set. But that cutlery set, WOW!! 💯👍🏻💥 Over the top George!!!! Excellent video!
Mike,Mike,Mike! Thanks Brother! I was blown away when I found that set. Who knew keen Kutter made silver ware? Imagine busting that out for Thanksgiving dinner! I found out through the internet they were into so many things. Take care and have a safe 4th of July!
Hi George - yet another great haul. Can't wait for a Crab Catching video, and YES PLEASE, do a video about your 'weird' collections. I'm sure we all have them - we are all individuals with different tastes - that's what makes the world a fun place. I love the scales - I remember similar ones in Hardware Stores when I was a child - MANY moons ago ! Thanks George for sharing your 'finds' with us. Take care 🙂
Hey Michael, Thank You. I'm gonna try my best to get a crabbing video out. The big issue is taking time off of work when my older boys can too.. I'm always on call for my job. I'll show some of my collections in the future while I'm rearranging my shop. The hardware store in my town still uses one of these scales.
Enjoyed the video. See you on the next one.
Have a Jesus filled day everyone
Greg in Michigan
Thank You Greg. I appreciate you spending part of your Sunday with us.
@Uwannawatch
And I appreciate the time you take to make and post your videos.
Keen Kutter and Blue Grass ya can't go wrong with Mr. George! Those Keen Kitter finds at them prices is just crazy wow! Those folks didn't know what they had! Great Haul!
Thanks Big Brother! I think these folks just have way too much stuff. They have been new at the Market. Really nice I think they are actually looking to move south.
George absolutely love the Keen Kutter products.
Thanks Ken! I can't believe I found that. Keen Kutter made so much stuff. Now I'm on a mission to find more.
That Keen Kutter cutlery set is awesome! I'm looking forward to your crabbing video! 🦀
Thanks Man! It should be fun. Hopefully I can find some bait.
The plastic oil cans were short lived. In warmer weather the can would buckle when pushing a spout in. My dad had a Texaco from 1966 till 1987 . He would use a can opener on the plastic cans.
That makes total sense Thanks Mike.
Dang! That Keen Kutter set is nuts! What a steal!
Right Man! I was so surprised to find it !
tHanks for the video. The scale, with the brass....super find!
Thanks! I appreciate it and ya I think that brass is gonna shine up pretty nice.
Nice haul George, keep finding the super cool and interesting things
Thank you Jack, I'll try. As long as the market is open we'll keep looking for that treasure. Take care my Friend.
That Keen Kutter silverware set is awesome!
Thanks! I was blown away when I found that and for $10. No way I wasn't gonna pick it up!
Great haul Super George! Who knew Keen Kutter made silverware? I have a Keen Kutter KK4 wood plane that belonged to my great grandfather. Can't wait for the collection and crabbing videos.
Hey there Captain Ivan! I found a pdf file and Keen Kutter was into a lot of stuff. I bet that plane is a real beauty for sure. I'll show some of the other stuff I collect while I'm rearranging my shop and I'm hoping to get the traps fixed up sometime this week. Take care brother!
NICE HAUL George!
I’ve never seen a plastic quart container of Gulf Oil either, plenty of cardboard containers, but never a plastic qt. container.
Thanks Leonard , It's a first for me. I had to grab it so I could show you guys.
What a great haul! Boy you can't go wrong every time you go! The cutlery set is amazing? 👍😁👍
Thanks!
Hey George, great finds looking forward to your crabbing trip and the restoration of the old scales
Thanks George
Hey Michael! We're gonna try to get out there sometime in July. if I can get a day off when my kids don't have to work. I'll get to the scales eventually....Still working on the mower.
Another awesome haul my brother. Keen Kutter stuff is really cool, Great deal on the saw blade, and the Davey Jones Lock is awesome. Can't wait to see the crabbing video.
Thanks Fred G! I can't wait to go. Maybe the last week in July.
Hey George, I'm finally taking a break from moving and unpacking. My legs and back are beat up😂. Love that Davy Jones lock and the dining set is super cool,and the screwdrivers always a treat. Thanks again and would love too see the "weird" collection. Thanks again and see you next time.
Thanks Mike! I'll at least show you guys my oilers. Hope the boys aren't getting too stressed with the move and Ya I bet moving is a work out that's for especially all those tools you didn't get before you moved. 😅
@@Uwannawatch lol, I did get the work out,and still have a bit at the old place but I did pick up an oiler myself today. The boys are doing well! They're back to their old shenanigans,tomfoolery, and especially Hi-Jinks. Thanks again and keep on tinkering!
Great haul & let's go crabbing,, love the metal boxes, I've got an incurable itch for small metal & wood boxes & ammo cans, if for nothing else the usefulness I find a job for everyone of them, recently picked up a 50cal can I'd never seen before & I truly thought I'd seen them all, good picking out there!
Thanks Mike! Ya man it's always cool finding something that you haven't seen before. Keeps ya going out looking for the treasure. I had a ton of ammo cans traded off a lot of them. I'm always picking up any cool looking boxes I see.
Awesome!
Thank You!
George, I can´t pick a favorite today - too many good finds! Please do show off your wierd collections - you´re among friends 😉
Thank you! I do have some weird stuff.😅😅
@@Uwannawatch Please, no shrunken HEADS. OK I will be up for any other collections. Thanks for sharing!
Funny you should say that!
I don’t know what the red thing is, but it looks like a small
Portable anvil, it’s pretty cool . Nice SK socket set too , but wow, that cutlery set is incredible 🇬🇧🇺🇸
Thanks Ant! You got some really great treasure this week too. That clamp is pretty wild I've not seen anything like it. 🍻
That's a great haul the best luck is the key ng cutter cuttery set now I got a taste for seafood today
Thanks Larry! I know.. I'm hoping we can fill these traps. And never thought I'd own Keen kutter cutlery.
There was one thing that I notices on the military awl. There was a wedge shape in the middle of the stamping. I've seen that before and that is a British Broad Arrow designating British military. That is wicked cool. I got a folding fences cutter which was from 1944 that had that same broad arrow logo on it.
It's the logo for Woodings Verona Tool company.
Thank You Stephen! Nice find on the fence cutter! I'll check into the logo. That is pretty cool. I appreciate you guys always sharing information like that with me.
@@Kirt-Davis Thanks Man! I'm gonna take a good look at it before I stash it away.
You’re getting better and better with this. Each video now I am struggling to pick a favourite. This haul is fantastic. I love the scales, Keen Katter honing stone and cutlery set.
Hope to see a crabbing video before your winter sets in.
You and Chrissy take care buddy. Love seeing you.
Thanks my brother! It's just luck of the draw. We're gonna try to get out sometime this month. I gotta say I'm so over the heat here. Ready for winter again.Always love hearing from you. Give our best to the family and a big man hug to you.
@@UwannawatchI gotta say I’m ever so over the cold here. 4C this morning. Ridiculously cold.🥶
You got some really cool stuff this week. Looking forward to the scale resto and the crab video. The Keen Kutter find is cool. Stay kool my friend.
Thanks Mr. Dale! What are you up to? I'm trying to stay cool but man it's just as hot here as it is down there.
@@Uwannawatch The only remedy I have found is stay in the Air Conditioned room. Thats the way we do it here.
Hey !George vraiment de très belles trouvailles , les deux pièges à écrevisse sont superbes. La balance une beauté.Les clés à douille pareil. J'aime bien le pic militaire et la gamelle. Vraiment,vraiment de très belles choses, que du bonheur. A plus mon ami❤
Thank You Patrick! I really appreciate your very kind comments.
some great finds george
Thanks Dan O!
Switzerland: Romansh, German, Italian, French. Between the crabs and the diamond calk, you are killing me. That Maddox tool is beautiful. Great video.
Thanks Man! But you got the automotive tools on lock down!
The mistry tool scale and keen cutter goodies i enjoy your vids a lot
Thanks Ben, I appreciate that! I still don't know what the hell that thing is.
@@Uwannawatch looks to me like some sort of anvil that atch to some thing
@@bendejager5091 Maybe.. I got no clue. But I like it.
Crabs dude, Crabs!!
Yes Sir Mr. Wallace! I just gotta redo all these traps. I'm hoping to be able to work on them this week if it's not too hot.
I liked that big hardware store scale. I thought it was all pretty cool though.
Thanks Kid! I love those old type scales. they are just so much nicer to look at than the new ones.
You are a magnet for cool stuff. You must go to the best flea markets in the world. Everything from crab traps to Keen Kutter cutlery. I think the military tool you identified as a mattock is actually a military version of what in the West is known as a Pulaski. It was named after a hero Forest Service ranger who invented it. He saved the lives of his men during an absolutely devasting forest fire in 1910 that burned a big part of northeast washington, north Idaho and northwest Montana. Ames Tools may have made your tool. The company made military implements like this for many years. I find the company name on WW 2 Army entrenching shovels. You found many nice bargains. The Craftsman sockets are six point ( which seem to have a better grip to me) compared to the much more common 12 pointers. I also like the oil spout. You are right about the transitional plastic oil can. It came after metal, then paper and before plastic bottles. I have only seen a few. Your can was a bargain. Petroliana has gotten way too expensive for me.
Pat you are the Man! Pulaski that's the name I was looking for! I did this video about 6 times and every time I called it something different because I couldn't think of it. I don't think I have any Ames shovels but I do have 2 diamond Calk entrenching tools. We have some really big flea markets here and for the most part the one's we visit are still true markets but the new stuff is creeping in. You are right Petroliana has gotten pretty pricey. Thank you again for the information!
I think the cool breakdown Pulaski had a milspec number.
Thanks Man! It's really hard to read. I might throw some white paint on it so I can read it better.
Love the scales, please do a clean up on it! Great video!
Thanks John. Will do. I'll get to it sooner or later. It's too hot to do too much in the shop right now.
Hey George! New viewer here. Honestly I just clicked the like button because the thumbnail made me chuckle. Everything from here after is bonus material. So, you have a soft spot for Perfect Handle screwdrivers. We all have that thing we just cannot pass by at the flea market or yard sale. Thanks for sharing your finds!
Yo Edge sadly it doesn't stop with perfect handles there are a few things I can't leave behind... some are actually goofy. Thanks for hitting the like. I just like to have fun that's what my channel is all about doing what we all like and keeping it real..glad you got a chuckle. Just curious what always comes home with you?
@@Uwannawatch Wow! A note from the channel! Thanks George! I have a soft spot for vintage kitchen gadgets but vintage cookbooks I just can't pass up! Certain edged tools and genuine beechwood coffin planes too. Next week I'm going to Massachusetts to the biggest outdoor flea market and antique expo in the world! Or so their web page claims. I'll break the bank on more stuff that'll keep me busy this winter. 👍
@@InformationIsTheEdge Edge, you gotta keep me posted about what you find there! I always reply to every comment that's the best part of doing this! I got a thing for camp cooking gear.. My wife has the pioneer cookbook she got from her Mom It's cool all the recipes say a pinch or pat and the temps are all low fire, high fire. Take care and catch up with ya later.
@@Uwannawatch Well, I didn't make it to the big flea market/antique expo. A nasty heat wave made that a rather unattractive endeavor. BUT! They'll do it again in September and I'll make that one.
@@InformationIsTheEdge That sucks Edge, We have been dealing with a lot of heat here too. Not a lot of vendors turning out. I don't blame them it's been brutal. I'm sure you'll be loading up on the goodies in September. Keep us posted..
Hey George I have never seen an oil filler spout like that before and I have never seen one of those old plastic oil cans either. I have sure used a lot of the cardboard oil containers in my younger days though. I still have one of the spouts without the cool flexible part though. I would love to see a crabbing video! That's something we can't do around these parts we just noodle for catfish! 😁
Hey Mr. Bill! Talk about a flash back! I haven't noodled since my earlier days when I lived in Florida! I'm hoping to go crabbing soon and I really hope we get some! I just gotta redo these traps first. Take it easy Brother!
New to your channel and wow what some awesome finds! You got a honey hole flea market! Love that keen kutter! And the Davy jones lock. I love it all lol! Have a great week and God Bless You!
Thanks! Welcome to the channel! I appreciate you checking me out. I do restorations every Wednesday, Flea market hauls every Sunday. And sometimes a Friday video just to mix it up. I have a few really good Markets in my area. Hope you have a great week too and a safe 4th of July.
Great finds the keen kutter and SK set are my top picks of you're finds please do a video on the hardware scale that would be cool.
Thanks! I will be doing the hard ware scale. Probably after the weather cools down a bit.
Nice finds brother👊🏻
Thanks Brother! You know where I'm at!
Ohhh more crab traps. Can't wait for the crabbing video 😊
I picked up another trap today. I'm gonna do a crab trap video, since i have to redo them all.
Hi George, both video ideas sound great, loved that little mystery item, could it possibly clamp onto a work bench for a jeweller to use? Just a guess. Got my first Plumb socket at a boot fair today, a WF-77. 11/16 UJ socket.
Great Score Phil!!! War time socket very cool! That's a great guess. I have no clue what it's for but I could see using it for that.
Hey, great haul! For me, it's the padlock and mess kit, I love military mess kits, got a Yugoslavian one just for the hell it a while ago. I'd like to see the crab cages in action too👍🏻
Thanks Alex, That's really cool! I actually took a good look at mine and it's Czech. I gotta redo all the traps firs hoping to get that done this week. Take it easy Buddy!
The maddoc is stamped with the Woodings Verona Tool Company logo...
Thanks Kirt, I appreciate it Man!
George, what are you gonna do with a razor hone????? LOL Think of the expense of shaving cream!! Not to mention the sunburn on cheeks and chin!! LOL ( my beard is almost as long as yours) I have a set of Keen Kutter shears in my workbench drawer that i got from my Grandmother. They are Awesome but the silver set is just TOO COOL!! Have a great Sunday!
Hey Patrick, I never said I was gonna use the razor hone. LOL! . I got a free trim from the combo sander a while back. I"m gonna send the hone and the silver to my buddy. He loves Keen Kutter. Everything I've had keen kutter is fantastic quality. Take care my bearded brother.
Hi there, love the boxes, I’d deffo buy them. Like to see you do up the perfect handle screwdrivers. 😊 great padlock, it’s got a great look. Great set of scales , reminds me of the hardware shop that was bear near me… and we all , I’m sure want to see your collections 🤣🤣
Hey Ant! My collections are kinda weird, I'm not sure if you guys are ready for it..🤣. I'll at least show my oilers one day.
Nice stuff! No reason for me to go to flea markets near me, I already bought the good stuff but nothing like your hauls!
Thanks, I don't know I keep thinking that I've gotten it all but then something like the Keen Kutter pops up .
The SK set hard to get I'm sure you the missing parts😊
Thanks Richard. I got a thing for SK . I'm pretty sure I any missing bits in my hoard.
First off .... Please do a crab fishing vid !!! Secondly , all that keen cutter at one place and 3 items I didn't know existed , the cutlery wow , gotta agree with you , worth $50 or more ! The scales will make a great restoration . You need to go to a flea market that sells workshops ... As you must be running low on space now !
Thanks Jimothy! I'll do a crabbing video hoping to get out there later this month. You know it's funny..the company that built my shop is right next to the big flea market...I actually sold a vise so now I got plenty of room. 1 thing out 12 things in. that's the formula right?
Great finds! Love the idea of the crab traps. I myself always look for any type of traps while I'm hunting. Fishing gear, hunting gear, survival gear, camping gear, I'll take it all!!
Thanks Man! That's my Motto too. I have this weird habit of collecting camping gear. What kind of maniac has 12 tents??????
would love to see the crabbin vid
It's on my channel. Check it out we had a great day.
George,
Love the SK set! I want to say it's 1980-ish from the plastic insert tray and the tag in the lid ($31.96!). Keen Kutter items are always a good find. Anyone that doesn't know the company history I say go look it up. Time well spent. I still have no idea who chose the scissors I donated to Scoutcrafter's Jacktown raffle.
Were there any weights with that scale?
George
Hey George, You are right about the Keen Kutter history! I spent hours reading about them It's amazing what they were into. No plate weights with the scale. I'll be keeping my eye out for them. I don't know who got the scissors either. Maybe John took them back home.. You know he loves scissors..LOL!
@@Uwannawatch Those scissors I picked up in an auction back in March. An old carpenter's tool chest full of AWESOME tools for...$20. They didn't close completely and were on the dull side, so I gave them to John to work his magic on them with the intent of making them a raffle item. He was very reluctant to work on them because he knew they were collectable. I found a 1939 Keen Kutter catalog online and then they were priced at $1.59 back then.
I think I enjoy more finding tools and finding out their history the most.
I am a tool nerd.
lol
@@GWP323 George
there isn't anything wrong with that at all. I think it's awesome. I wish I had more time to learn about all the tools and history. I work a full time job, have a family and a house to care for. I barely have time to put out videos. But I do enjoy it and have met a lot of nice people since I started my channel. Send me an e mail if you don't mind so we can have a way to contact each other.
@@Uwannawatch email sent
Woodings Verona Tool Co cutter mattock.
Thank you! I appreciate that! I'm gonna try to get a better look at it before I stash it away.
Score on the Keen Kutter! Got a question? Did you work on the Eisenhower tunnel? Know a guy that went by 'Uncle Frank'?
No I didn't work on the Eisenhower Tunnel. I did some work on the Walt Whitman Bridge. The name doesn't ring a bell though.
Another awesome haul. I never knew Keen Kutter offered so many different tools and also silverware.
Thank You. I found a lot of information online about them. They were into a lot of different stuff. It's amazing what all they made.
Fifteen dollars for the scale!!!!?!???! Something like that sells for $75 to $150 around here!
I got a pretty good deal on the scale and the brown one from another trip to the market I got 2 scales in the last couple of trips to the flea market. It's funny how things pop up and then disappear.
3:27 What?! Not for your radial arm saw?🧐
Nope, No radial arm saw. I've got a 10 table saw.
where is the flea market at ?
New Jersey