Vise Tank Tops

Description: Vise

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: 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: Drawing of the character from Beyblade Burst Turbo / Super Z

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.

Description: The blacksmith was an important person in the village because he made all the iron and steel objects such as cooking utensils, gates and grills. Tools that blacksmiths used were forges, anvils, hammers, tongs, vises and files. This is an image of what a blacksmith shop looks like.