What's it worth?

My guess would probably be somewhere in the $50-100 range if you can find the right collector that is into vintage power tools.

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I dont remember WHO, but SOMEONE on here is into collecting old B&D power tools. Possible he might be interested in it. Search around a bit here and you can probably spot him.

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I’m not a collector but, I’d give $50 for it if I saw one close by.

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Thanks for the input, guys .

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I see them come up from time to time and the better looking old, small, non-reversible drills are typically offered for $20 – $35. Given that yours is in exceptional shape, I’d say around $50 would be about right.

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Why not check out such a thing on google or Ebay? Alistair ps it does look like the 1960’s

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Here is a picture of an add for that drill.
It was $19.88 on sale in 1964 (normally $29.95)

http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1310&dat=19641220&id=VLZQAAAAIBAJ&sjid=_eIDAAAAIBAJ&pg=3949,4251589

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So the regular price new was 225 bucks in today’s money.

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