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Ferret was the name given only to 3/8 drive Snap-on Ratchets, Speeders, Extensions, and Pull Bars. This name derived from a sleek animal, related to how back in the day 1927 to be in fact, the new 3/8 drive could reach in better to tighter places compared to the 1/2 drive (Master) series. The...

That is a nice Snap-on Grey Combination Cabinet that dates between 1939-1940 era. The top chest is a K-5 and the Bottom Roller Bench is a RBK-5. The combination together is referred to as a KBP-500. This set was replaced by the K-55W top chest and the RK-50-W Bottom Roll Cab around 1941. This...

Hello, Robert, that was an incredible find!!!! I agree with Chad. I have included a picture of my Snap-On Hardware Dealer Cabinet that is close to the same as Chad's. I also would like to see pictures of the inside of your cabinet and the tools you got with it. I feel these are very interesting...

Jack, Did you see my reply I posted on the earlier thread about OEX Blue Point raised letter combination wrenches? I have almost a complete set. I am looking for the 1/2 wrench OEX-16, you don't happen to have that one? I have never seen any of these wrenches chrome plated. That came later in...

1922 4 pinch Long Tee, 1923-24 B-12 Super Service Set complete

Jack, The Blue Point / Snap-on OEX series of combination wrenches first debuted in the 1934 catalog. They were offered in 3 sizes 1/2, 9/16, & 5/8. By 1937 the OEX series expanded to 7/16- 11/4. Around 1948 Snap-on stamped its name on the OEX line and went with a higher grade chrome finish...

Extremely nice welding Chad! You definately improved the cosmetics of that ratchet!!! It would be hard pressed for anyone to know what repairs were conducted. Looks to be in above average condition.

Chad, This would be a great possible trip for me and the family. The girls have been studying history of the colonies and early America!! Maybe this could be implemented in the trip. I would love to meet you in person and see your awesome collection first hand!! We will just have to see what...

Phil & Chad, This idea would be extremely enjoyable for me!!!! Problem I have is timing & of course $. I am on a farm in central Iowa and Spring & Fall are way to busy. Also I would have to heavily refrain from tool purchases to save up money for airfare, lodging, and food. I really would like...

Nice looking older Snap-on roll cab!! This portrays the grey wrinkled finish which was used late 30's-40's. I agree with snapmom as to the model #. I have one myself that was used by a jewelery store back in the day. It is in remarkably great condition. It also came with original paperwork...