Starrett No 015, 5" Machinist Bench Vise with Swivel Base F*S Used That era is considered a

That era is considered a golden age for cabinermaker's hand tools

Antique 1857-1865 Currier And Ives "Little Charlie

It is ~40" high x 27" wide x 16" deep

WMT-1A - Telephone line-matching transformer

there is one thin frayed area mid-blanket but otherwise no holes or damage to the exterior

Starrett No 015, 5" Machinist Bench Vise with Swivel Base F*S Used That era is considered aI am the original owner of this Starrett 015 Machinist Bench Vise. It has 5" wide jaws which open to 4 1 4", and has been used in my instrument shop since the late '80s. I purchased it from MSC back in the day when there was no web and I ordered from a catalog. This is a dead square, toolmakers vise. It's never been used an an anvil and has spent its life in a toolroom supporting an optical shop. The jaws are soft steel, as its role was to gently grip