Small bench Vice well made # 82 stamped under slide

by Austin
(Kansas)

Small Bench Vise

Small Bench Vise

This is a Neat little Vise its total lengh with the board is aprox 10". The jaws are 1 7/8" wide and opens to 2 3/4". Its an extremly tight vise such as no play the jaws are hardened and cross cut. I have more images thanks email me at testlaser@hotmail.com

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Prentiss Jewelers Vise
by: Anonymous

Your vise looks to have been manufactured by Prentiss, a vise maker from NY. It's classified as a jewelers vise but was used by anyone needing to hold small work. The pin located just behind the rear jaw is removable and allows the rear jaw to swivel and hold work that does not have parallel edges, for example, a wedge shape. The number 82 is an assembly number and will also be found on the rear portion of the vise, under the rear swivel jaw. The wood was added by the owner and was not sold with the vise.

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