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There was another war in the 60s, lots of V items made for that.

1972 Snap on railway cat. shows lots of Nxxxx tools we have seen, and not seen

would date about 1922

the early f710LS, had the model number on the dust cap

1939 Dealers cat. Has a 39 rat supplement the 1/4 drive page has 6 rats, never seen the two industrial rats, has the regular 39 cat, has about 70 pages of supplements of new tools, some I have never seen, has some nice fold out pages in color

that is a odd one, but you see a lot of odd one 30’ 40’s. If it does not have USA on it then probably early-mid30’s

Lower price.

Snap on T72 ratchet, T72 SOLD Snap on T936 ratchet. 1/4 dr Good working condition, has owner marks, use marks. 28.50 shipped SOLD Paypal f/f, cash, mo

most of 1943 was E also

Sometimes that site is wrong.

A complete set of Whitworth 3/4 drive Snap on sockets. Would date late 30s to late 40s WL104 1/2w. Thru WL114. 1-1/4w. Took quite a few years to finish.

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What is the difference between the 40032 and 40132 sockets

Snap on started stamping the model number in about 1954

cotter pin puller, late 30s. shows in the 38 cat pg. 61. would be a blue point tool due to the date code.

To make the P , you take a 71A or an 71N then replace the detent ball with a pin. And the P model number is applied. sometimes the old model number is removed. Would like to see a 71N that’s been changed

The A has a pin selector and the N would have a flat selector

You are right, These are P71-A, The cat list a P71-N, but I have not seen one. so post it if you have one.. PS: my brain is getting old.

The P71-N has the flat handle, the P71-10 has the round handle. Pic attached is a P71-10 with a 41 code Ford is stamped on the double end.

The P71 (N and 10) are listed in the 38 supplementary cat.