Recent finds and buys

The saw is a butchers-bone saw from a meat shop,used to see them in every old time country butcher shop back in the day.

 

Thanks! That is what I thought it would be.

Bob

 

A handful of other neat trinkets from the recent estate sale.

 

Got this in today

very nice bezel. The needle not at zero is concerning but price probably reflected that.

 

My greatest find ever was this car at an Estate Sale in Willits Ca.

 

Wow groooovy maaan Someone had to say it

 

It’s wavy
I got a couple good running 235s. Thought about taking one and playing with the intakes I have Might do that when a get a couple of W1s

got several Rochesters and a matched pair of YFs.

 

Wavy Gravy was groovy.

 

Third key from the top right is a Model T Ford, so is the stack to the far right below it.

 

MADE IN USA === Must date back to the mid 1960's. Looks unused might be an unused Christmas or Birthday gift. It will hit the classifieds.


Bob

 

An Edelbrock stovebolt set up. 3 new spun aluminum air cleaners, an aluminum FH breather, what looks like a 40s gm air cleaner(would like to have another one) and a pile of 94s and 97s


And a stock stovebolt intake/exhaust

 

Here’s what’s in the carb pile
4 94s. One looks like an early version

stromberg stuff. Most look like 97s. Some large logo some small.

there’s one complete 48. Some bodies don’t have any numbers in em
One had a chrome base and hardware a long time ago. There’s another old chome base in the pile.


A lot has been bead blasted.
tops with chokes and without.
Guy I got em from said his dad was the local carb guy. Could be leftovers. Theses not much lincage there.

 

I got this "James Smarts Crescent" a couple days ago at the local flea market. I can't find anything about it, but I have seen plenty of old cast iron fry pans labelled "Smart" made in Canada.

 

metric or whitworth

 

Whitworth, of course. We didn't have that stupid French system of measurements back when this wrench was made.

 

This is the one I got in the late seventies. The packaging on yours sure does look older. 60's for yours sounds right.

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This was the wrapped up air cleaner. Louvred with a mesh filter made into it. Haven’t seen this one. GM dual quad?

 

''Corvette part''.

 

I got one of the large diameter louvred ones for a single 4v too.

gotta skinny filter

 

Always thought those were a neat looking air filter. They look kind of restrictive, anyone know how well they flow?

 

Sbc header flanges.

y block adapters

@Okie Pete

 

What is this

 

Looks like a dip stick, but could be a shish kabob skewer. He he ha ha
Dan

 

On a shelf with carburetor parts