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1929-1931

Not Hammered down. Just visual effect as edges have been cleaned a bit trying to insert 1/2” drive.

part numbers and screws m-70-L m-70-n Pm-70-n locking pin (P added later under part #)

just sharing, please post any different 1939 examples.

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If anyone has snap on tools dated 1969, please post some pictures of date code. no boxes please. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

i would like to see a video of “M” sockets, specialty sockets, adapters and extensions ( from male and female side) getting sized down from 9/32 to exact 1/4”. That’ll be cool. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

im sure you’ve noticed i have previously shared on here. If it benefits anyone, im glad. im a huge Snap-On Collector, But i am also not a huge blogger. i’d rather spend my time collecting. i like sharing every once in a while. Im not going to be here Sharing every day of my life. If that makes...

As previously stated on this thread. i own other 1/4” M tools. Do You have any 1/4” pictures to share with me? modied in your view or not Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

a fan of collectingsnapon site to view pictures and different editors personal take on tools on what they believe. All though many of the run years are off for all tool categories. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

i understand, but not trying to make a case, i all ready know snapon made 1/4” M tools (custom or not) from what i own. Just looking for pictures on 1/4” M3 T handles, even if they where custom orders or not. gathering info for my personal knowledge and if someone else can benefit from this...

I don’t really think i have to show my collection to make it WORTH something. Knowing i have them is good enough for me. If anyone has 1/4” T handles and would like to share with me, i would appreciate it. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

yes, ive been keeping an eye out. those early industrial catologs are almost like myths. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

This Topic was opened for me to find more information on 1/4” T handles. i Guess im the only one that knows Snap-On started 1/4” tools mid to late 1930s as i happen to own several 1/4” tools from 1930s. 1930s EXACT 1/4” drive is NOT EXCLUSIVE to T handles. You know how many complete Snap-On...