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Both probably needed, I am also using plastic cutlery drawer inserts too. Check the bargain bins at thrift shops for Tupperware and other possibilities.

The 1/2 and 9/16 sizes are for Swedish Whitworth using metric A/F head sized nuts and bolts hence the dual markings. Interesting neat ident forging that I can’t help with.

I would like to know the application for the slotted socket.

Me thinks it is for installing valve seat inserts. YMMV

I practice selective wrenching. Whenever I need a wrench I select one. YMMV

Another one I can’t decipher. Perhaps something Keenage is the name on the blade? TIA

Paint brushes, too many found wanting.

Long odds would be offered for finding anything metric or whitworth. YMMV

Thread files are a cut above rethreaders when you can start filing away from the burred end and work back to the thread start. Pun intended. YMMV

I keep several large worn out screwdrivers handy for opening and stirring paint cans. YMMV

It could be a nut tap for threading successive lok nuts or union couplings. YMMV

Need asbestos gloves on to use that option, unless the battery being removed has been tested to show zero volts.

Certainly a different set of text for the D marked example. Different line or factory?

Turns rams into wethers. Could also keep choir boys singing the upper octaves.

Here are a trio of unemployed stands for number drills. Dormer Enox and an unnamed modification of the Dormer molding.

I didn’t find any crescent style wrenches here until last weekend I found this example.

Yes.

The same era ratchets with the same Part #

Here’s my 3/8 sets for comparing.