My father passed along a few tools to me here and there over the years. One of my favorites is a Black and Decker rotahammer drill for concrete and stone work. Has the original orange box and some accessories. My guess it is a mid-1960s product, and has been replaced by much more modern drills (I know, as I used those growing up, too.) It is pre-three prong, aluminum caesed, and a good 25 lbs. Doesn't have a chuck, and just like old drills, it has a Morse taper set of bits.
It sees service 2-3 times each year when I need to bore through some of this concrete or cinder block. The drill has never failed me, and I get a kick out of using what he used to call "The Threshold Drill."
I noticed someone mentioned a Craftsman circular saw box. Bought one of those at a yardsale about 15 years ago. Only one I've ever seen, and I wish they still made them, since it is such a nice common sense item.
Charles
