Got a message not long ago that a member here was trying to reconnect with me. Found out it was someone I had corresponded with in the past, about my collection of antique car "kit" tools, and other really old car tool and equipment stuff. So now we are reconnected. He asked me about my very old Alemite Grease Fitting Cabinet, and the manual inside. Then it occurred to me that, since I had to renew my membership here, and I need to make some postings to restore my status as a regular member anyway, maybe some of you might like to see a few pix of this interesting old cabinet and its contents.
I hope you will find it interesting! 
My parents were antique car enthusiasts, for a long time. Indeed, I have dash plaques from antique car events which I attended as early as 1958, when I was a little kid. Thus, my dad started accumulating antique car and garage-related items a LONG time ago, including this beautiful lithographed tin-over-wood cabinet.
This cabinet was a countertop unit, intended for display in autoparts and hardware stores, and repair garages. The lid is hinged to stand up straight, with nice graphics on it. The assortment of Alemite fittings were stored under this lid.
Tools, manual, and accessories stored in drawer below.
More stuff in drawer.
Pages inside the manual.
