I recently helped a good friend of mine clean out his storage unit that had a very large plastic tote full of reloading equipment in it.Some of it was the normal stuff-RCBS dies,Uniflow powder measure,etc.Also in the box were some really old things.One was a Herter's Universal Die-quite a long and elaborate looking contraption the likes of which I've never seen before.Another interesting item is a very small Lyman turret press that uses very small dies.It has dies for 222 and 280.They appear to be neck sizing dies.There were a couple of Bonanza tools that are tiny compared to todays stuff-a case trimmer and a scale.Both are very small,but seem to work well.The scale's not magnetically dampened,so it takes it a while to settle,but it matches my RCBS scale exactly.There are several sets of Bonanza and Herter's dies,some of them marked Benchrest,so I'd think they're good stuff.If I remember right,didn't Forster buy Bonanza out?If anybody knows anything about this older stuff,chime in.Even though I'll be 61 in a week,some of this stuff is before my time.