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I was lazy to search just Lehman Archer into Graces Guide and an ad for the forerunner to your die stock is shown. Interesting is all the thread forms but nothing above 1/2” at that time? Great tooling, I have a few sets myself.

Me and thousands of others stir paint with the screwdriver which has removed the lid. YMMV

Several time expired discount coupons.

The Delta Index has to be pre 2010 going by Delta moving to Wellington after the Chch earthquake and renaming themselves Delta Die Casting. Then in 2019 sold and renamed Fraser Industries. Specialists in Aluminum die casting.

Here is a NOS Delta Drill Tidy from NZ. The paper labels don’t last forever but it prompts me to seek the optional wall bracket.

Look up on graces guide Thewlis & Griffith for the Warrington connection. I have a small BA Tap & Die set. It features the date of 1918, maybe the 12 refers to 1912?

LDH522 Loxocket looks like 1942 date.

I don’t know about Z….. tools. Here’s more of the “convential” set.

Here’s side by side views of my SAE Williams and Whitworth Zerem. I’ve never used either as most applications have clearance issues.

All mine found in NZ. In an earlier post a 10” has been found in Perth.

This # not on the GTD 1935 Catalog.

Ceeteeco shifter updated family snapshot. Missing the 10” and poses the question if a 15” or larger was produced. Adding a snap of the reverse inch marked side.

Looks like a set from a Caterpillar tractor.

Time to reawaken this thread, Here’s my Ferret as purchased today, quite a find but without sockets. Never mind though. There are images of ads for these from 1912 to be found on Graces Guide. The hex drive is 5/8”, there are 12 clicks per revolution. Please remind me when SO introduced...

Adding my group shot reveals 11/16 - 7/8 BS 5/8 - 11/16 BS 3/8 - 7/16 BS 5/16 - 3/8 BS I have no recollection of where, when, who, why, what these were obtained. I regularly pass on ground out jaws, owners markings etc but can say I’ve never seen a busted jaw. It would be an interesting...

Pure BS. Here is my partial set of what appears to me to be the swansong of Whitworth bathtub Superslims. The same dimensions are repeated on the reverse side. No obscure forging idents as these had to be fresh dies. There should at least a dozen sizes for me to find. Note that for years...

Coiling cables up got me lots of tangles, so after considering I’m south of the equator, I wind cables down. YMMV

Have all the impressive display images been photoshopped? Where are the ones used to delid and stir paint? YMMV

Try using a white crayon. YMMV

3D print one. YMMV