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Stanley 66-201

Last post for the night - two of the least common Craftsman =V= series wrenches you will find. The brake wrench only came in that size, and the 6pt were only made for 2 years. Still trying to complete that set...

Indestro Nos. 921, 931, 933, 934. I really love the 931, what a great little wrench.

My first Blue Grass tool might as well be a DBE and keep this thread going.

Is it still a DBE if it has a handle bolted onto one end? Recent acquisition - Gedore No. 2 - 20/22mm

Bumping this old thread - Picked up this Art Specialty Co. Flexo lamp today thinking it was a Dazor for $15. Love the base, definitely keeping it.

Yup, Sears even had a separate Farm & Ranch catalog series.

Looking to complete a couple of Craftsman 6pt VA USA Combo wrench sets. Here is what I need: 6mm, 9mm, 18mm, 19mm 13/16", 7/8", 15/16", 1" Thanks!

Yup, I am getting the same thing. Using Chrome browser (Version 102.0.5005.63 (Official Build) (64-bit)) on Windows.

Picked up this round handled 2512 DBE in a box this week. I don't collect Snap-On and wondered if there was still any value to a collector in this condition?

Side note - the ones I'm showing here are all pointed A's. The rounded ones are in my extras pile.

My current collection of Craftsman =V= series 6pt double box end wrenches. Still missing 3 - (7/16 x 1/2, 1/2 x 9/16, 13/16 x 7/8) there were 11 total on the set. Only listed in the Craftsman tool catalogs in 1968 & 1969, so that makes these pretty uncommon. Another interesting note is that...

I have an extra...

Recent find - Circle P marked Craftsman wrench from Wilde.

Want to buy or trade - looking for the following Craftsman =V= series Box Wrenches (no part numbers on the wrench) 7/16 x 1/2 1/2 x 9/16 13/16 x 7/8 Happy to buy, or I have some extras to trade (or plenty of other stuff as well). Thanks!

One more original illustration from my Great Grandfather that I love.

My Great Grandfather William Hamilton Hope (WHHope) was an illustrator and this is an original piece he did many years ago that was handed down to me from my father. I did some research on the phrase "Standing the Gaff" and found this referring to the William Davis Historical Marker: "The...

I am trying to avoid some real work I decided to dig into the history a bit and it was really pretty interesting. (I posted this all on the Craftsman FB page earlier today) PDF file attached of the table I put together figuring it would be helpful for dating wrenches later on. (this is all...

Picked these up off FBM. Can't find them listed online. Whitworth I know, is British Standard the same as SAE?