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Just curious - If there are Easco, Allen, K-D, NAPA, and Rigid versions of the long handle 1/2 drive is there also a Master Mechanic version?

Found, thanks! Looking for a Sears BF Japan Ratchet like the one shown in this photo (not my image) Thanks!

Bumping this old thread - looking to buy this ratchet and the two extensions if anyone has them. Thanks.

Thanks for this, very helpful!

Great documents, very helpful. Just a comment on this line: "=V= : Moore Drop Forge/Easco 1948-c.1969 (On very small sizes -V- or -V was used, but no model number.)" None of the =V= ( or =VV=, or V=) wrenches have model numbers on them no matter what the size is.

Just picked up this evening off Craigslist. Needs a little cleaning, but very happy to have found it.

I need to get a better photo of this. Nice older Craftsman 3953 Black & White 6ft tape with matching holster.

Is your Dunlap set different from mine? Your photos show rounded edges I think.

Don't know why I never thought to do this before... The small Wards drawers and the small Dunlap drawers are identical except for the drawers and the logos. The larger Craftsman drawers are a different design all together.

I have that same one but it is labeled as a Great Neck No. 28.

Almost forgot this little beauty. Small parts bin 8-3/8" Long, 5-3/4" Wide, 6-1/4" High.

Not in the best of shape, but I am always happy to find more Powr-Kraft stuff. These ratchets are some of the best I have. I am assuming they were made by Wright based on the handle which matches the wright breaker bar.

Millers Fall In-forcer screwdriver. Looks like it goes with the ratchet shown earlier in the thread.

Interesting to note that Wilde Tool is still making that same cotter pin extractor in Kansas today under their own name. Some interesting information and photos on their site. https://www.wildetool.com/about-us/timeline/

@Lesserstore I have a new one for you - just got this in the mail today. Vanadium Circle P cotter pin extractor. First one I have seen. Should be manufactured by Wilde, ca. 1945 - 1960 from what I have read.

Picked up on Sunday at an estate sale, very clean.

Here is the Flex Spinner from the 1949, 1954, and 1960 catalogs. I would say yours is the one from the mid-1950's.

Trying to square what I am reading with the photos attached. WF on top, but the bottom one I assume is 'Circle F' but it does not say 'Super Tuff' on it anywhere. I also have a large Vanadium labeled screwdriver that seems to be just 'F', no circle that also does not say 'Super Tuff' on it. I...

Not the best photo, but picked up this Craftsman Black & White with matching leather holster earlier this year at an estate sale.

Thanks much for the information! Also, I think my next band name is going to be 'Merger ****'.