3 Unknown numbered tools looking for identification

[Littlebuddy]

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 "socket".

 

[Beerhippie]

Add "USAAF" to your title and you'll likely have an answer in few minutes.

 

[Old tool guy]

Are they dipped in brown wax?

 

[Littlebuddy]

Add "USAAF" to your title and you'll likely have an answer in few minutes.

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

 

[Littlebuddy]

Are they dipped in brown wax?

They were dipped , yes

 

[Private Lugnutz]

The preservation method (wax, waxed paper, combination of cosmoline and waxed paper) is consistent with many postwar long term storage surplus tools, lending additional to credence to the US Army Air Forces apron connection, but I don't recognize the tools. They, nor anything like them (meaning, similar, but different sizes), are not included in TM 1-425 (Aircraft Mechanics Tools), or several USAAF Technical Orders (T.O.'s), including the Ground Crew, Ground Crew Chief, and Pilot's (Field Artillery). I'd be looking at specialty sets if I were you. All the tools have very small milled or broached service openings. That offset tool looks like it has a long reach handle.

 

[Littlebuddy]

The preservation method (wax, waxed paper, combination of cosmoline and waxed paper) is consistent with many postwar long term storage surplus tools, lending additional to credence to the US Army Air Forces apron connection, but I don't recognize the tools. They, nor anything like them (meaning, similar, but different sizes), are not included in TM 1-425 (Aircraft Mechanics Tools), or several USAAF Technical Orders (T.O.'s), including the Ground Crew, Ground Crew Chief, and Pilot's (Field Artillery). I'd be looking at specialty sets if I were you. All the tools have very small milled or broached service openings. That offset tool looks like it has a long reach handle.

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