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RANT ON: The past day or two has really reminded me why I just plain hate dealing much with Sears anymore. Sat. evening I saw the GearWrench micro driver set listed on SlickDeals for 1/2 price (ending Sat. night), then subtract the 20% off sale and the price ended up at @ $10 - cheap enough...

Well, stopped by Sears on the way to Lowe's and bought one of these: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00959706000P?vName=Tools&cName=Garage+%26+Tool+Storage&sName=Chests+%26+Cabinets Only mine was $150 - they had it marked down a little more I suppose for a small ding on a drawer...

Screwdrivers haven't been something I've paid a great deal of attention to, mostly just kept whatever came along in the early Craftsman sets I first bought, with some other odds 'n ends thrown in the box over time. I do have a couple Snap-On ratcheting drivers - one older long reach one...

Thought I'd about had the ratchet addiction licked, then I started surfing here :bounce:- the latest finds for the past few weeks: Top to bottom - Fairmount, K-D, Kobalt, Williams, S-K, Easco, Cornwell, Cornwell, Millers Falls. A few may look familiar... Not pictured is a nice chromed Bonney...

Look at the pic and tell me my eyes are deceiving me - that couldn't possibly be a Danaher sourced teardrop (or pear-head) ratchet, could it? http://www.skhandtool.com/Default.aspx?fusemode=10&pid=3880 Tell me it's just getting late and my eyes are gettin tired and hazy...

Anyone else seen/have either of these early Craftsman ratchets? I've only seen one other 3/8 drive one - on flea bay recently. They don't resemble the other pretty common early Craftsman ratchets that Alloy Artifacts has traced to New Britain. the 1/2" has a "BT" code, while the 3/8" has a...