Bosch cordless drill, orange case, found near Bristol Bridge
Description
I found a Bosch cordless drill this afternoon around 2:45pm near the Bristol Bridge entrance to St Nicholas Market, sitting on the pavement by the bus stop on Corn Street. It’s a black and orange 18V drill in a slightly scuffed black case with a red Bosch logo. There’s a spare battery tucked in the case and a yellow tape measure slipped into the side pocket. The case has a small dent on the bottom corner and a faded blue sticker with initials that look like NG—a couple of tiny clues that might help the owner recognize it. It seems like it’s been used for a few projects recently but is in decent condition overall. If it’s yours, drop me a message with a quick description of the contents or the sticker details inside the lid so I can get it back to you.
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