CatMom84

Frosty,Thank you for all of the information and explaining what's missing... your picture is a big help (and that's a beautiful restoration job!). Unfortunately the shop was cleaned out several years ago (when we grabbed this) and the property has since been sold, so we won't be able to see if he had any other pieces. Aside from his woodworking, he loved tools and auctions... so it's possible the piece was purchased incomplete and meant to be a project that never happened. Aww... I love that you're an animal lover too. My husband and I currently have 3 cats (all your standard American shorthair types). Two were rescues and the 3rd just showed up one day and claimed my husband as his human. They are are our babies. Losing them is the hard part, we've lost a couple over the years too. It never gets any easier, but they're worth it. George N M,Thank you for excusing my mistake and I appreciate your trick for recalling the proper spelling in the future! JHCC, I had no idea... I honestly just wasn't thinking when I typed it up last night (tired brain). The differences within the English language from place to place are interesting though!

Super embarrassing... I typed vice instead of vise... multiple times. Ugh! Please forgive my tired brain, haha.

My husband and I found this old vice in his grandfather's old woodshop several years ago when he passed away. Is this a leg post vice? Can anyone tell me anything about it. We love antiques, but know nothing about this kind of stuff. We just thought it looked too cool to leave behind at the time. Thanks!