This listing is for the vintage counter display as shown. Not sure of it’s age or exactly what was originally displayed on this, but my guess is it was used to display punches and or chisels, although it could work with screwdrivers also I guess. Not an expert on Utica Tools and I do not have one of their old catalogs, so I’m just guessing. There are 20 rows (left to right) of holes on top, each row is 3 rows deep. The size of the holes left to right are as follows: 4 rows of 3/8″ holes, 1 row of 7/16″ holes, 1 row of 5/8″ holes, 2 rows of 3/8″ holes, 1 row of 7/16″ holes, 4 rows of 9/16″ holes, 1 row of 11/16″ holes, 1 row of 9/16″ holes, 1 row of 7/16″ holes, 1 row of 5/8″ holes, 1 row of 7/16″ hole and 2 rows of 3/8″ holes. Note that these measurements are appx as I was using a ruler to determine size. Bottom line, view all the pictures, including the ones with the tape measure. Size is appx 17″ wide, 5.25″ deep at the bottom and 7-3/4 tall at the back. The clear plastic front pulls up as it should and allows access into the cubby. The vertical inside diameter measures appx 1-15/16″ for the majority and on the left smaller section is appx 1-1/4″. Holes in the top and countersunk holes in the base are of at least 3 or 4 different diameters. As you see it, it weighs just under 4 pounds. It is well made and in good cosmetic condition, but you should view and enlarge every picture to see the actual condition. If you collect vintage UTICA Tools this is the item you need. Thanks f or looking. Be sure to check out my other auctions! Please be sure to see the photos and enlarge them as they are just as much a part of this description as my written words. I STRIVE FOR 5 STAR FEEDBACK, so if you have a question or concern please contact me!