garage find "record"

[Bry101]

Hello,
I've been browsing the Internet looking for some help with some items I found in a garage I was emptying.

I could name all the items but it seems easier to post photos.

The two blue and red vices are record the other says something like "guardsman"

Planes are Stanley bailey no.4

If anyone could shed some light on these I'd be very grateful.

They look old especially the record 75. They all work perfectly and the record 75 rotates and locks fine.. its actually very nice bar a bit of dust.

 

[Bry101]

My photos won't post :s
The other record is a record No. 0
Also a record 3 I don't know what it's called haha its a sort of grip thing.

 

[Bry101]

I also forgot to mention a socket set named "king dick" 1970

 

[bugbear]

IIRC the Record #75 is steel (not cast iron) and is very good, and versatile.

I'm trying to remember of the two size (#74 and #75) which was the bigger one.

Edit; the #75 is the big one, and rarer.

Here's a restoration thread:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/show ... p?t=324905

The Record Imp (#80) is a table top sized version of this design.

BugBear

 

[Ttrees]

You should be able to post piccys now as I think you need to have three posts under your belt to send photos.
You need to compress them first though ..
I use a free program microsoft office 2010 for resizing photos with windows ....download microsoft sharepoint designer( free to get this ) office 2010 is included
Tom

 

[bugbear]

More info - the #75 is top o' the line.

BugBear

 

[CHJ]

My photos won't post :s
The other record is a record No. 0
Also a record 3 I don't know what it's called haha its a sort of grip thing.

There are instructions and information in the "Picture Posting Guide" link at the top of every forum section.

 

[Bry101]

 

[Bry101]

How can I clean it up safely?

 

[AndyT]

How can I clean it up safely?

This sticky in the Hand Tools section leads to several threads about restoration methods which you could apply to your vices and planes.

tool-cleaning-and-restoration-links-t82859.html

 

[bugbear]

How can I clean it up safely?

If you mean the #75:

a) I already linked to thread showing a full restoration
b) you couldn't damage it if you tried!

BugBear

 

[AndyT]

Also a record 3 I don't know what it's called haha its a sort of grip thing.

It's a G-cramp. 3 inch capacity.

 

[Racers]

That plane on the right looks like an early low knob one, it could be a good user.

Pete