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Hi. Yeah, so the tool Don posted was obviously adjustable for hole variations.

Original style Valve heads Model T

Looks like the old style of carbon scrapers that would come in sets of like 3? Each with slightly different blades.

Bottom right P&C Hex short bend L wrenches. To the left are 3 P&C 12 point L’s. Upper left with white tags are are <T>’s and yellow tags are all part of a large set of unmarked tools that came out of a Bay Area haul that are so fresh the knurling will tear up your hands.

When a wrench really isn’t your brand but you have to give it props. Here’s a couple of nice ones.

Reading some posts on the vintage SnapOn thread about whether a handle on a driver was outsourced from another Milwaukee company reminded me of this old Walker (Racine about 25 miles from Milwaukee)jack crank handle utilizing the Blackhawk / American Grinder Mfg Co. sheet metal handle / grip...

Reminds me of this driver many of you have… or Walker Jacks of Racine using Milwaukee’s American Grinder. / Blackhawk 1920’s sheet metal hand grip patent on their jack handles.

Here’s the cat. pics.

Not exactly Snap On but pertinent to handle sourcing in Brewtown. So a Lauber style handle is clearly visible in a 20's era MTF catalog and still shows up in a 31 cat as well thou in both it's a screwdriver while the bearing scraper illustration looks like a more conventional handle. Anyway...

Hydrant and hose coupling.

Anyone have a reference for a 7/8” drive of this era in 2 1/4” hex?

which is a Buick.

Buick maybe with the 98XX #….. has a “30” code on it. Obstruction offset is to reach a 15/16”.

So **** photos I know…this hotel room has all yellow bulbs. Anyway, haven’t cleaned these yet but Billings & Spencer Co. Hartford Ct. And probably a B is in the triangle on the brace and 1/2 stamping..the socket is actually about 7/8 so maybe 1/2 mark is a U.S.S. sizing? Bit seems to be peened...

Thank. Old Billings with a Billings brace socket jammed in it.

Nice little box. Kind of a mix of sockets.

Saw these today. This and another Belzer just had dried grease on them. The earlier Becro Belzer Cronenberg has some chrome issues.

Today’s pull. Haven’t cleaned ‘em yet.

Pretty cool.

Running into Merlin Packard stuff at fleas lately… no secret that Snap-On / Blue Point filled some of the contracts…..found this actual Blue Point marked Regular Whitworth wrench on the $1.00 table and picked it up to compare. 42 date code on rear.