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Bench Vise

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Vise

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AI Estimated Value

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$75 - $150

AI estimate as of April 3, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

A heavy-duty bench vise with a swivel base, featuring a unique number and letter designation (4B) on its jaws. Made of cast iron, it shows signs of wear but appears to be in serviceable condition.

AI Appraisal Report

The bench vise is a fundamental tool for any workshop, valued for its ability to hold workpieces securely in place. This specific piece, despite its age and wear, remains functional, making it appealing to both collectors of vintage tools and active users. The presence of the model designation (4B) indicates it may be from a respected manufacturer, potentially increasing its collectible value. Similar vises sold at auction and online suggest a value range of $75 to $150, depending on specific brand, condition, and local demand.