Recent content by redtop

Thank you for posting pics of your blue point screwdrivers and for providing me info about my screwdriver, snapmom.

Here are pics of an early Blue Point screwdriver. A little bit of history from the Alloy Artifacts website: Blue Point Tools As their business grew and customers began requesting other types of tools, Snap-On decided to establish a second line of tools to meet the demand. By September 15...

Thank you for identifying the manufacturer of my breaker bar, OTG.

It has been on ebay for a while. I purchased it tonight. Lugz, do you believe a po deliberately bent it?

Thank you for letting me know.

Thank you for the quick reply, Lugz. I don't believe that my breaker bar was made by Snap On. I posted the question here because I believe that the experts on this thread may be able to identify the manufacturer. I purchased the breaker bar because I believe that it may be a useful tool to...

I own a 1/2 offset breaker bar that, because of the bend, somewhat resembles the No. 1 breaker bar Snap On manufactured in the 1920's. If it did not have the bend, my breaker bar would closely resemble the breaker bars Snap On manufactured during the 1940's. My breaker bar is 16" long. It is...

Thank you for posting pics of your impressive Nxxx tools, snapmom. I like your Schwinn rats and the N3310 offset rat.

If anyone has for sale the missing piece to my 1920's Snap On 1/2 square drive extension, please contact me.

Thank you for posting the pics, OTG.

Thank you for letting me know.

This 1/2 drive Snap On tool has no date mark. It was listed for sale on ebay as a connector, link, extender. I have a few questions about it. Does anyone know when Snap On made it? Are similar Snap On tools commonly found for sale? How do I use it, i.e. what specific 1/2 drive tools do I...

Here is a pic of a vintage Snap On socket with an interesting owner's mark. It's a heart. Does anyone else have a Snap On tool with an interesting owner's mark? Please post your pics here.

Every now and then while performing a search for tools on ebay, I see an image that brings a smile to my face, such as this one. The seller wants close to $100.00, with shipping, for this group of five (5) well worn, experienced, rusty, crusty Blue Point Boxockets. Personally, I wouldn't pay...

I have seen very few images of Snap On tools marked with the word "LOANER." Thank you for posting a pic of your ratchet. It looks very nice.