Here's a wonderful cornucopia of eggbeater drills that I discovered at an estate sale last weekend.
It was the last day of a 3-day sale and these were still sitting on the "old tool" table, just waiting for me to discover them.

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These all are in working order with some dirt and grunge.
Here's what I could identify:

Top row
1. Miller's Falls 2-speed #12
2. Goodell-Pratt Shelbourne 2-speed (no model# found)
3. Mohawk Shelbourne 2-speed (no model# found)
4. Craftsman 2-speed 107.1
5. North Bros. Yankee 1-speed 540A
Bottom row
1. Craftsman 1-speed (also marked with 107.1 huh?)
2. Goodell-Pratt (no model# found)

That Yankee has a 5-function switch that I discovered is like that on the model 1530. There are several YT videos on the 1530 describing this ratchet-selector switch to select Plain/RH/LH/RH-Double/Lock. Very cool.
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Now I need to decide what I'm going to do with these. Light cleaning, Complete restore/paint, or something in between.
Suggestions?

And a 2nd question: The Goodell-Pratt (1st row, #2) has a decal on the hub which is partially gone. Is there a good way to clean the grunge off that hub without damaging what's left of the decal?