Morse taper drill bits...is there a market?

I bought some goodies from a guy yesterday and one thing I may go back for is a bucket of Morse taper drill bits. I have no idea at this point which taper and just from a quick look I think they were mostly larger sizes, probably from a local factory. Is there a market for these?

 

If they fit your tailstock they'd be worth having at the right price.

 

I could use them if you don't want them. I'm trying to fill in a set of MT3 drills. MT2 would work, too.

 

I am probably going back Saturday to rescue the drill bits, some horizontal cutters, some taps and some other miscellaneous items.

 

By the way, they have the tang on the end of the taper.

 

Saves lots of time on the lathe when boring.
Most 12-13” swings have a mt3 tail stock right?

 

By the way, they have the tang on the end of the taper.

That's what most of mine are, too. My lathe tailstock and drill press both use MT3.

 

Most 12-13” swings have a mt3 tail stock right?

A quick measurement beats a wild a$$ guess:

Print it and use it.

 

My Craftsman 12x36 lathe is MT2 with no tang slot. If I use a taper with a tang us there usually enough extra room in the receiving taper to accommodate the tang? I think so but not sure. Not sure of the taper on my vintage Craftsman drill press.

 

My Craftsman 12x36 lathe is MT2 with no tang slot. If I use a taper with a tang us there usually enough extra room in the receiving taper to accommodate the tang? I think so but not sure. Not sure of the taper on my vintage Craftsman drill press.

My lathe also does not have a socket for the tang. It still works, but the travel is reduced before the tool ejects.