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He doesn't know much about the stuff ha. I'm Pretty near his sole provider of ratchets, but from the picture it definitely looks like a regular handle. With a custom job done on the head

Lots of oddballs in the early days. The p series can be found from as early as the late 20s. Here's four different 3/8 sockets. Well 3 different p-120 and a d-120 one of the p-120s appears to have a 31 date code. And the 71A is marked ford and is actually a P71A

My buddy got it. Pretty cheap I think

Have you seen any without the different style detent ball? The little notches?

Still a long way to go, but making progress. Definitely underestimated how difficult it would be to replace some of the pieces I parted with. Anyone have any extra short speeders? All I'm missing from the handle units page is the 2 short speeders and the offset handle breaker bar if it even exists

Ratchet

I know where one is. Couldn't identify it until just now.

Very interesting process trying to unravel all the little mysteries around these old husky tools. Turns out this same set used to be called BH-120 What I find interesting is that Most of the sets marked no. 999 are different from The pictures which only have one divider

Can't forget Walden and Williams! Plus Cornwell at least make one nearly identical to the first 2 Snap-On no. 1 bars, but I do have strong suspicions that husky ripped off Snap-On for a bit at the very least. I think I posted a picture of the socket That really did it for me Looks Like they just...

Interesting that the one i had is the same part number

Unfortunately the rubber was ripped on one side so I took the other out until I can find a suitable replacement. Pretty cool hammer though

That's interesting. Must be he just used his own name until 1927.

Seems like that guy had big plans I guess. Patented it 5 years before starting the company and then as far as I can tell it only lasted around a year. I'm curious if he's connected to any other companies. I'll have to do some digging

Anyone heard of this company? I'm coming up short on my brief search and I didn't see them on any of the MFG'S list threads. Pretty sweet set

Something I found pretty interesting. Looks like some husky extensions have both balls on the same side and are also marked L147 on the end instead of the shaft like most are.

What's that saying? Make a fake to fake it till you get one that you didn't make? Something like that lol

Cool set

Looking for this set

Cat pic

I have a few of the old craftsmans. Here's one and a dunlap pair. The interesting thing is that I've never seen or heard of any original husky branded pliers or wrenches besides in this cat