That's a Goodell Pratt No. 800 Carpenters' Vise.  In the reprint of the Millers
Falls/Goodell Pratt catalog No. 42 from 1938 it is on page 44.

Here's one on eBay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Goodell-Pratt-Quick-Adjust-Portable-
Bench-Vise-Original-Decal-95-Japan/123950360120?hash=item1cdc046638:g:gzkAAOSwWv
tdsQXK">https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Goodell-Pratt-Quick-Adjust-Portable-Bench-
Vise-Original-
Decal-95-Japan/123950360120?hash=item1cdc046638:g:gzkAAOSwWvtdsQXK

That is a very nice vise, but everything GP made was in my opinion.  1938 price
was $3.40.

Ed O'

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http://galootopedia.com/old-tools_wiki/images/4/4a/Vise2.jpg


The only identifying mark is this "No. 800" on the handle.
The handle has left-hand threads that engage the vise body and right hand
threads that engage the end of the ratchet bar.  This allows a few turns of the
handle in either direction to loosen or tighten the vise once you slip the
sliding jaw up against the work.

http://galootopedia.com/old-tools_wiki/images/7/77/Vise3.jpg

I think I am gonna like this wee vise for spoon carving.
Does anyone know who made it?  I spent some time digging around DATAMP but did
not find it.

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Darrell LaRue