Craftsman Open Top Tool Tote Bag with Painting and Drywall Hand Tool Lot

For Sale by Auction in
Newark, Ohio, US

Lot Includes: Craftsman Open-Top Tool Tote Bag: A heavy-duty ballistic canvas organizer caddy featuring a rigid steel tube carrying handle wrapped in a foam comfort cushion grip. Outfitted with multiple exterior red storage pockets, side mesh pouches, and a wide-open central cavity basin. Wall Finishing & Painting Tools: One Task Force handheld manual block sander…

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Location
Newark, Ohio, United States (US)

Item description:

Lot Includes:
Craftsman Open-Top Tool Tote Bag: A heavy-duty ballistic canvas organizer caddy featuring a rigid steel tube carrying handle wrapped in a foam comfort cushion grip. Outfitted with multiple exterior red storage pockets, side mesh pouches, and a wide-open central cavity basin.
Wall Finishing & Painting Tools:
One Task Force handheld manual block sander with a vibrant yellow contoured plastic handle.
One red plastic paint roller grid screen insert alongside three assorted paint roller frame handles.
One Warner blue and black rubberized comfort-grip putty knife or taping scraper.
Two vintage wooden-handled broad drywall taping knives and steel scrapers.
One standard natural wood-handled trim paint brush with synthetic bristles.
Internal Organizer Hardware contents: Includes a variety of loose shop gear such as a 100-count pack of Everbilt pan head Phillips sheet metal screws, loose sockets, extensions, electrical wire components, a silver metallic clevis slip hook, a white Sharpie marker, and miscellaneous hardware fasteners.
Condition Report
The collection is in good, functional estate condition. The canvas on the Craftsman tote bag is structurally stable with no major tears or broken stitching lines, and the steel carrying handle is secure. The manual hand scrapers, block sander, and roller frames are robust and ready for utility. The loose internal screws are clean in their original packaging sleeve, and the mechanical steel hook is intact. Items display normal signs of project wear, including superficial scuffs, paint splatters on the handles, and minor cosmetic surface rust patterning across the blades of the vintage steel taping knives from workshop storage.