This is my son's 3rd birthday cake, he is totally obsessed with tools

Joe Slade White

(I have an asterisk in my notes for all of his photos that says 'Fucking brilliant'. I want him to be my friend)

Old and well used. I like it a lot.

The Pajero has to bring my tools certainly to the crane - and he not always stands on a clean surface.

This is a closeup of my toolbox on my pickup truck.

These are some old tools I inherited from my great-grandfather, Forrie Wall of Tenants Harbor, ME; he was a carpenter, orchard-keeper, and jack-of-all-trades, and one of Andrew Wyeth's guides to coastal Maine. Of these tools, the hammer is the only one I actually know how to use, and that rather ineffectually.

My apologies for the poor quality...this is more about the face in the picture than the actual picture itself. I love finding faces in random objects.

We stumbled across an old quarry workshop that had been quite recently burned down, save for the walls and the old metal machinery inside.

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Last time I saw this toolbox was in the 1990s, in the main entrance

to the Chrysler Technical Center.

Visited the Walter P Chrysler Museum to snap some photos,

because they are closing to the public on December 30, 2012

Auburn Hills, Michigan

This vintage toolbox has been in my family for three generations now. I moved it into the doorway of the shop to capture some nice evening light coming through the side window and also the garage door opening. I like the texture, it has a nice gritty feel.

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Update: Sold!