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LuckyLuca
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Tool makers cabinet.

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Not strictly tackle, but I have just procured a tool makers cabinet to help organise some bits and pieces in the man cave.
I've watched patiently for quite a while as these tend to come up well beyond my meager funds. Luckily one with faults came up locally so I was able to haggle a decent price knowing that I would only be elbow grease away from a nice thing.

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I love these. Mrs AA got me one about six years back for my 'indoor tools'. Do show us the 'elbow greased' version. :Hat:

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That's odd. There was a lovely example of these on the Antiques Roadshow last night. It was in lovely condition complete with original tools apparently. It was priced at around £2500 I think. I had never seen one before and 2 pop up together!!
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Hi Dave,
Yes I saw that one. What a magnificent thing. Mine is some what more of a budget version.
As we watched The antiques roadshow I said to Mrs LL that I'd like one for Christmas :Beg: , then they said the price....... Deafening silence :laugh1:
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JAA wrote: Sun Oct 22, 2017 7:42 pm I love these. Mrs AA got me one about six years back for my 'indoor tools'. Do show us the 'elbow greased' version. :Hat:
Elbow greased and ready for loading.
I have some vintage (1971) news papers tucked away which I'll line the drawers with, which should look nice. Hopefully finding three more handles won't be too difficult.


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Fits in the man cave lovely.

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I walked across an empty land
I knew the pathway like the back of my hand
I felt the earth beneath my feet
Sat by the river and it made me complete.

JAA

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Very nice LL (I wish my desk/bench/workspace was that tidy).

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That looks just too tidy chum....clearly tidied up for the photo me thinks! Although I guess you have no excuse not to be tidy now you have somewhere to store all your stuff?
Nice cabinet, I can see why you've been on the look out for one, well done you!
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I love the photos of your man cave, especially the one with the top shelf of fishing reels. The cabinet looks to be Victorian ?
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Cheers Chaps.
Only tidy because I've just finished moving in! It'll not look like that for long!

Mem. I'm not sure when it would date from. I guess they've been made throughout the last hundred years or more?
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A fine looking cabinet and a good addition to the man cave.

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