Oxwall ratchet? Not like others I've seen

[Tom "Python" Aycock]

Anybody recognize this ratchet? It's being advertised as Oxwall with an Oxwall metal box and obvious Oxwall sockets. All the 1/4" drive Oxwall ratchets I've come across look completely different. No makers mark on the ratchet.

 

[woody 73]

Not the best quality out there...

Oxwall Tool Company LTD.

I always say finding vintage tools is the easy part, (found in an old plastic tool kit), just two days ago; but sometimes finding company information is the hard part. So without further ado I will make a few guesses, first guess I think it started in April of 1947 ? Not sure who started the...

www.garagejournal.com

 

[Tom "Python" Aycock]

Not the best quality out there...

Oxwall Tool Company LTD.

I always say finding vintage tools is the easy part, (found in an old plastic tool kit), just two days ago; but sometimes finding company information is the hard part. So without further ado I will make a few guesses, first guess I think it started in April of 1947 ? Not sure who started the...

www.garagejournal.com

Yes, but have a small collection from some bulk auction boxes so I need the metal box this and the sockets are in...just don't recognize this ratchet as Oxwall

 

[retDAC]

Not Oxwall[, G. M. Company:

URL unfurl="true"]https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/held-id-frankenstein-ratchet.390177/[/URL]

 

[Tom "Python" Aycock]

Not Oxwall[, G. M. Company:

URL unfurl="true"]https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/held-id-frankenstein-ratchet.390177/[/URL]

This one has a hex handle through its entirety and no Frankenstein feature, looks different than the GM one on the thread you sent...I may just have to buy this little kit just to get this ratchet in my hands.

 

[3baygarage]

Tom, some like that came in a set branded Power Master. Now if they were under other names, I don't know for sure.

See post #29

Some seen here:
https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/odd-ratchet.359338/