Any idea who made these USA impact sockets?

[M-EGT]

Found these as well. The only text I can find is the socket size and Made in USA.

 

[M-EGT]

bump to see if anyone knows

 

[tin medic]

Could be Apex.

 

[DadsTools]

Could be Apex.

I thought this too, but the handful of examples IO have all have the Apex name. Sure look similar.

 

[username2]

Is there a part number on them or is that all the printing on the socket?

 

[Farmall450]

Looks like APEX to me

 

[M-EGT]

Could be Apex.

I thought this too, but the handful of examples IO have all have the Apex name. Sure look similar.

Looks like APEX to me

Ok thanks, I'll take a look to see if they're a match!

edit: that font does indeed look similar

Is there a part number on them or is that all the printing on the socket?

That's the only printing

 

[Wakefield]

is the font similar to a Craftsman of the early 1980's when they still had the sharp corners? Were those Craftsman made by Armstrong or Moore Drop Forge?

 

[Lesserstore]

is the font similar to a Craftsman of the early 1980's when they still had the sharp corners? Were those Craftsman made by Armstrong or Moore Drop Forge?

Easco bought out Moore Drop Forge in 1967. Danaher bought Easco in 1990, and Armstrong in '94.
U.S. made sockets labeled as Craftsman, Allen, Armstrong, Matco, Masterforce, KD, and some others I'm sure, are virtually identical since Danaher and later Apex tool group made them in the same plants.

 

[chris142]

I have that same 36mm one.