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I see no manufacturer ID, no stamping beyond the 14 on the jaw. I suppose a handle piece/grip is missing that is bolted in place with the threaded tail piece.

5120 710 8075 is the only marking. Most forks have a rounded inside, but this one is squared off.

These 2 knives were in a milk crate of stuff I got at yard sale. Owner did electrical & plumbing. Knife blade is stamped Judson Cutlery Co. New York High Speed Aluminum bodies with what looks like mahogany grips. Blade is held in place by a screw. Leather sheath is McGuire Nicholas Judson...

From a local estate sale listing: Being sold as two Snap-on boxes. I have never seen a middle box with the key on the bottom tray. Also no Logo plate. Middle box has more depth than the top box. So is the middle box Snap-on?

Picked up these two ratchets at yard sales. Top one has a head similar to older snap-on & maybe a 1987 date stamp on the selector. Has a thick knurled handle with numbers 5P7443 USA 1 Bottom one on drive plate says CAT 1U7148 USA. I have run into Caterpillar impact sockets that were Snap-on...

Only marks are 6 in on one side & the logo on the other. When held vertically, it looks like a capital H with a hammer or mallet? (The paint of course is not original.)

Belonged to a GM Guy. Number 70.190 but no maker name. Some sort of spring application? Anyone have any ideas?

Socket adapters? Friction ball placement is closer to one end than the other. On the 1/2" one, one ball is larger than the other.

Here is why you should look for a quality used box instead of running to Harbor Freight with your coupons. If I had the room, I'd try waving $800 in front of this fella. https://lancaster.craigslist.org/tls/d/gap-11-drawer-snap-on-tool-box/7075702676.html

I bought out a couple boxes of tools from a retired Harley plant electrician. This screwdriver has no other id markings that I can find. Channellock? Excellite? No name Hong Kong Flu? Any one else have one?

On this 27" long OEX58, on the box end, is a raised, (not stamped) mark, (or imperfection) Similar to 1941. On these old big fellas, did they usually stamp a date? I can't find anything other than that marking. Interesting to me how crude the wrench is compared to today's bright & shinys.

The printing on the cutters is mostly worn away so that the lettering only shows at certain angles. Of note, about 6" long, Has a set screw that prevents the cutting edges mashing past each other. I was thinking maybe old Snap-on since it is out of that mechanic's estate I am sorting through...

Brought home a mechanic's estate recently & I've not run across a depth gauge of this style. Any one heard of MIM & what does INOX refer to. I found one on ebay that has recently sold...

I have gotten so far as finding out that this thing is maybe some sort of valve grinding tool, but am not sure if it works properly or is broken. When I turn the crank/handle, the head or chuck that currently is holding a sort of blade, It wiggles, moves back and forth. It does not rotate 360...

Some kind of cutters? Black plastic body & handle with metal slot & "blade". Blade has small knurling on the edge that might help hold material that is being cut. I can't make out the name that used to be on the side.

Got these goobers as part of a lot. Brass (non magnetic), about 1-1/2" diameter. All have the Snap-On logo, then the number 11 stamped underneath, & a 1/4" hole drilled.

I've been looking at the Collecting Snap-on site, but I am too thick to understand what I read I guess. This F-2 has a large underline logo on the shaft with no markings on the female end. On the reverse, next to the 3 owner grind marks, is another mark that could be wear & tear or.......? thanks.

This goober was in a yard sale box lot. Looks automotive, but no model number stampings. Has circular logo stamp but that's it. Ideas?

Found in a tool box containing brace bits. Teeth on only one side of a V shape opening. If you jam it on a something, it could sort of turn it like 1/2 of a pipe wrench. Stamped made USA. Ideas?

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=7714946#post7714946 Nicer box, same carpet. https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-CRAFTSMAN-USA-195pc-MECHANICS-TOOL-AND-SOCKET-SET-33495-RATCHETS-NOS-/264101851949