Searching Mississippi's Antique shops found a yankee drill
My wife and I love going across our state and looking for antiques. I have gotten so caught up in it I have started a face book page called Mississippi Antique Enthusiast. I have filled most of the basic and easy to find tools on my list. Now I am down to the rare or neat stuff. Today at Beckys Antiques in Louisville MS
I found a Yankee #41 buy North Brothers with a few bits in the handle.
It was tucked off in the corner.
The store had taken over a few old stores and knocked out holes in the walls to get through. One of the old stores was a laundry that was belt driven. This was still on the ceiling.
I am looking for old mortice chisels and they are hard to find. I have found none in any store. I can on ebay but they go way to high in price. So a day ago a few of us lj's got together and KTMM had a pair he want to get rid of I gladly helped him.
mhg made in Germany. A 1/4 and 3/8
I am very proud of them. I would like to own some old ones but these will work for starters.
My wife and I love going across our state and looking for antiques. I have gotten so caught up in it I have started a face book page called Mississippi Antique Enthusiast. I have filled most of the basic and easy to find tools on my list. Now I am down to the rare or neat stuff. Today at Beckys Antiques in Louisville MS
I found a Yankee #41 buy North Brothers with a few bits in the handle.
It was tucked off in the corner.
The store had taken over a few old stores and knocked out holes in the walls to get through. One of the old stores was a laundry that was belt driven. This was still on the ceiling.
I am looking for old mortice chisels and they are hard to find. I have found none in any store. I can on ebay but they go way to high in price. So a day ago a few of us lj's got together and KTMM had a pair he want to get rid of I gladly helped him.
mhg made in Germany. A 1/4 and 3/8
I am very proud of them. I would like to own some old ones but these will work for starters.