Recent content by Kdaniel8601

I think the longer one was made to include a breaker bar. This was one that was for sale on eBay that I used as a guide for the one I have.

The reason I was asking is because I have this S-K Wayne box that has exactly the same measurements and I couldn't find any information on it, there were 1/2" sockets marks in the box for 10 sockets, the rest I filled in from similar boxes I found on eBay.

It measure's 2" x 3 1/2" x 17", which is bigger than a 1/4" & 3/8" set. I am pretty sure it is a 1/2" & 1/4" set, but I was trying to figure out what else went into it.

Anybody know what would have went into this box?

My 1/2" wartime set never had a decal.

I have a couple of boxes that have the inside painted just like like the one you have, one has an almost perfect decal that has been painted over, and I have seen several more listed on eBay that looked the same, I wonder if is something that S-K did?

The 4509 tray set first appeared in the 1968 catalog.

The reason I put that up there was to see if you noticed where the bit was stored, I have only seen about four of those sets that were complete and nobody ever had the bit where it goes in the illustration. It is kind of confusing the way they made it.

This is the inside of the back cover of the 1964 S-K Wayne Catalog.

The one with the double ovals was first used in 1964, the one that says S-K Tools was not used until after Dresser took over the company. They also used this one in 1968 while Symington Wayne still had control.

The sockrts are marked S-K, the breaker bar is unmarked.

When would this S-K 4513 have been made?

I scan every page of the catalog, then edit them and put them together in a PDF file. Go to the Internet Archive upload page to upload PDF file - https://archive.org/upload