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Some body and spring Tools from the 30s 40s. I have not found all the parts for these, there is a lot. I have a few extra if you need

Two of the older Torqometers TQ-11 1/2dr from late 30s. The first Snap on RT-250 9/32 dr. from the early 40s

Snap on A-57203 wrench. 9/16 on both sides. no date code, probably 40s, probably military. maybe the same set as the A-59444 rat. no clue as to use.

I think the selector switch has been replaced with a good substitute. There are at least two types of LR42

FR-84 and SR-84 both with 50 codes, show up in the 48 cat

A picture of the tool would be helpful.

S-9818 ? Its not unusual to find specials that are factory marriages of two wrenches. this is a odd one. A R2428 and a 2428. Combined to a 7/8 on both ends. Stamped Blue Point, no blue points, no arrow, in a font you rarely see in blue point. Another odd thing, the S9818 number is engraved on...

some of the older ones are unmarked, may have model numbers. the ones in your pics are snap on, probably from the 50-60s

there are gaps in the cats. so its possible 24

could be 24 or 25. the 1/2 ext is the wrong era. so it needs both 1/2 ext. the V clips on the left, should have a universal and a 1/2 to 5/8 adaptor. You got a really good deal.

There is no part number on mine.

The Nxxxx tools are specials. does look like a drain plug, any model number on the plug? Looks 40s.

no, its a 28-18

Snap on WP-40 Wheel Puller 1931. For 1931 Chev truck. quite rare. only shows in the 33 cat i think Am looking for a WP-28-18

tool box

the pat number is usually on early 30s models, The X-** models were often used to make different Sxxxx models at the factory, most times have both model numbers on them.

What size are the openings, it has a 32 date code. The model number that starts with a X , what are the two numbers after the X

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Blue Point midget combination wrenches C-** series. Only four sizes. Show up in the 38-39 cats. very few have been found.. so if you have some, holler at me.

Not uncommon for Snap on not guar tools from the early 40s