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Yea that makes, I'm just trying find comps for these things, and there are none lol. Thanks! K

Thanks!!! Yea I will not be doing any machining on these! Is there any way to figure out what they are made of, or is it just a best guess. I have found zero info on giller branded non spark stuff. k

Non magnetic

Hey guys, These were in a tool box I bought at an estate sale and was just curious on any info you all may have on these. They all say Giller except for one, its blank. What might these be made of? I have no need for them but am curious about them. thanks!! k

Ill take a gander and see if I can find it. thanks!!

ooooof. Well luckily have not done any cleaning what so ever! And I wouldnt even think of putting these against a wire wheel. Maybe soap and water lol. thanks for the warning. k

I was trying to find Giller non sparking sockets and I cannot find them anywhere at all! I can find Ampco but not Giller. I have zero need for non sparking so I may just try to sell them. I just wouldnt know what material to say they are made out of. Are you saying these may be from the 70s or...

I have never heard of these! Thanks for the info!! Im just guessing they are brass, look it for sure. thanks k

Hey guys, I picked up an old kennedy tool box full of tools at an estate sale. In it were these Brass sockets labeled Giller. I cannot find any information on them, anywhere. If anyone can shed some light on that, it would be great. These are very interesting to me, and am curious what the...

Take it apart and see! It takes 10 seconds. k

Thanks!!! Yea I did see your thread, I dont think it actually concluded, so Im happy to hear this forums ratchet got fixed! And thanks for the link, yea applied for in 59, granted in 61. Im guessing mine is 70s? Im just not sure how long crescent remained making these, or making tool in the usa. k

This was in a tool box full of tools that I purchased for $10, already got my money back by warranting a few craftsman items. So this USA made Crescent LT70 was just a score, to me. Most of what I could find online was the dislike that this ratchet gets. Yea, its an unconventional mechanism...

My humble collection, not all Vintage, but All USA made (except possibly the stubby ratchet) It will slowly grow, I had most of the craftsman as a gift from my dad when I left home. They have never let me down! Once I found the snap on, it sparked my interest to look out for more!! - Wiliams 15"...

She is like new and ready for action. - Clean up, left original paint and wear, thought about repainting, but I love the look. - All new glass - Plaster of paris used to reset the glass, and glass bubble tubes. - Calibrated and ready to go! k

And I appreciate the resources. I have only found one other person who has the same one. He asked about it too on some collector worlds forum 6 years ago and he never got a response. In the end, I'm sure it's USA made. The only distinct thing is it looks exactly how a craftsman did, so maybe...

No letter anywhere at all. Just 24" at one end, and PAT APPL 'D FOR at the other end. k

I thought about that, but I could not find any examples of these that had craftsman stickers on them, all have the 'craftsman' and '3992' stamped. k

Ah ok, it's tough because there is no number on mine but the 24" She may just remain a mystery! Thanks K K

I am 95% certain it must be a craftsman. Here is a picture of a craftsman 3992 level and a picture of the site glass cover from mine, they seem identical and I cannot see any other vintage model with this type. The '24" marking also looks the same. And frame looks similar. Any reason why mine...

Perfect thank you!!!! k