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My typo on the Contracts record abbreviation by the way !! 😬

Oh fantastic info ! Ill pm you directly to discuss . Shipping isn't a problem as I have a US intermediary address. I do have one if the TM'S for welding but the one you show is exactly what im looking for with piccys etc . Many thanks LB

Photos if WWII equipment would be beneficial , thankyou. I already have the MWCR that I use religiously for my research . LB

Thankyou , looks like im going to have an interesting day now with all this info ! .

Thankyou !! Thats a great help !

Exactly that , thankyou.

Hope someone can help me in finding known makers if cutting and welding torches from the ww2 era . This is for a non working display project here in the UK. Here's hoping someone can help ! Many thanks in advance LB

That was my thought regarding as to a kit of sorts . Espicially with them being numbered in such a way .

They were dipped , yes

As im not 100% sure they're actually USAAF procured items , I didnt want to be so presumtious . It would be nice if they were USAAF related 😊

Hello all , im hoping some light can be shed on these 3 tools that came with a vintage USAAF tool apron this weekend. Each tool is number stamped leading me to believe they coukd be from a "kit" of sorts . Any help at all would be gratefully received . The nut spinner is 8" in length with a 3mm...

Many thanks Don , I had actually got this one on my watch list 😊

I.think what im looking for /needed is a parallel bladed screwdriver with a blade tip width of about 3/32nd ( 2.5mm) . Unfortunately the North Bros or Stanley catalogs of the era do not give blade tip widths :(

Thankyou very very much

I think this is what im looking for ! Any help please on it , maker or if someone has a spare to sell ?

That's what I was originally thinking Don , but Starett didnt have a contract with the USAAF ( as far as im aware according to the contracts list).

That's the thing ! I dont know exactly what I should be looking for. All that is given is a description , and im clutching at straws as to what im looking for .

Im hoping this thread could be the break I've been looking for !. Im searching for a possible Stanley late 30's early 40's screwdriver with a blade tip width of .100 . Could this be one if the small Stanley plastic handled examples? Carl

Wanted , early 1940's screwdrivers, blade length of 4" slot head and Philips . I think its the "Hurwood" type im looking for but open to suggestions for my project . I do have a US intermediary address so that might help shipping for those who dont like to ship abroad . Many thanks in advance Carl