In this group of photos are:
1: Some kind of goofy plier/adjustable wrench combination tool with a US marking. I can just imagine turning a nut with the adjustable wrench part and having the jaws of the plier close in on the meat of the thumb muscle.
2: Next photo is an iler/brush combination. You fill the handle with oil, and it leaks into the brush when you are cleaning metal. I saw the red/blue artillery marking on the one, so I grabbed them. The handle of one mentions "fountain oiler".
3:2 sizes of Bren track adjusters. I have to sandblast these and see what the part numbers are. I can certainly understand why they went to the smaller one. Derk found these, along with a few more and was nice enough to pass me a pair.
4: Some vintage 1940s US military goggles. They are made by foster grant, and the FG are also on the cases. They are one ugle little goggle. I grabbed 4 boxes of them, since the building they are in is well into it's collapse and demise.
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