Vise Magnets

Description: This awesome anvil design will make a great gift for any blacksmiths.

Description: VISE GRIP certified technician

Description: A horizontal retro-style graphic featuring two wrenches. The top section has a yellow background with large red text that reads "Genuine VISE-GRIP" and a detailed wrench. A second wrench is shown below on a black background with the text "Mightiest" to its right. The overall composition has a worn, vintage appearance.

Description: re drawing of the vintage vase grip logo

Description: Vintage blueprint art of the C. A. Parker anvil and vise patent, dated 1877. A unique piece for enthusiasts of historical tools and inventions.

Description: C. A. Parker Combined Anvil Vise Patent Art

Description: Soft introductions and warmer days. “Hi… I’m April Afternoon” captures that light, playful moment where everything feels new again. Inspired by spring energy, music, and fresh beginnings.

Description: If you love old school gymnastics, this Tee is for you!

Description: Horizontal wood vise with guides - vintage book illustration from "Old Ways of working wood - The techniques and tools of a time-honored craft" by Alex W. Bealer 1980

Description: A monochrome scene depicting a figure with a halo working on a car engine with various tools held in a rack on a brick wall background. Text at the top reads "THE HOLY TRINITY". Text at the bottom reads "AIR • FUEL • SPARK KEEP THE FAITH – KEEP IT RUNNING".

Description: A monochrome composition featuring a haloed figure resembling Jesus, with a beard and flowing hair, meticulously working on a car engine. The figure is dressed in robes, and tools are laid out on a workbench. Text above reads "THE HOLY TRINITY", and below the engine are the words "AIR • FUEL • SPARK" and "KEEP THE FAITH – KEEP IT RUNNING". A vise is visible on the right side of the workbench.

Description: End vise in use with stops and board - vintage book illustration from "Old Ways of working wood - The techniques and tools of a time-honored craft" by Alex W. Bealer 1980

Description: Horizontal wood vise (moxon vise) - vintage book illustration from "Old Ways of working wood - The techniques and tools of a time-honored craft" by Alex W. Bealer 1980

Description: A c-clamp and a block of wood with cute faces. The wood says "It's my only vice." Illustrated in a simple, minimalist style.