Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: dimwittedmoose51 on October 29, 2015, 07:15:11 AM
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First one of these I've seen and remotely remember it being tied to J.H Williams in some form or fashion. Bundled some stray tools in a box for a combo deal at one of the largest home based tool sales I've ever been at, and I missed out on day 1 !!. This box is 31" wide, 18" deep and 19" tall and weighs right at 123# empty!! Made by the Metal Box Company in Chicago in 1973, this thing is a brute of a tool chest. Not much on the internet about them, but it's tempting to keep this one and replace one of my other shop storage units. Just a couple of flaws in the top lid hinge and the chains appear to have been "aftermarket" additions. I put it on Craigslist, but not sure now if I wanna sell it. What say the tool chest gurus of the forum??
DM&FS
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It wouldn't be rational to sell Spock's toolbox.
Purty nice.
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if you are having 2nd thoughts about selling it, take it off CL until your mind is clear.
"couldof-wouldof-shouldof" "oh how I wished I had kept it."
story of our lives.
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I wonder if that company is related to the old Anvil manufacturer...
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I wonder if that company is related to the old Anvil manufacturer...
no it was a mobile tool company. A subsidiary of United-greenfield.
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its a pretty sweet box, I think. I would probably keep it unless I got a pretty good offer,
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its a pretty sweet box, I think. I would probably keep it unless I got a pretty good offer,
+1
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DWM,
It's a KEEPER.
Sell one of your lesser chests instead.