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Any idea if this is a Snap On hand held tool box?

NYBODYMAN

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Picked this up at a sale and thought for sure it was a snap on but I don't see any stamping. I fell for the sliding tray and had to have it. Thoughts?
 

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NYBODYMAN

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It's clean other than paint delamination and scratches/wear and tear. Worth painting or leave it as is? I'll probably flip it as I have enough boxes.
 

bmwrd0

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K-65A. The really early ones didn't have a front latch and that is where the logo sticker was. Mine is a'30s with the oval logo. Yours should be a '50s with triangle logo on top right in front of the latch. Worth a bit cleaned up.
 

ShadowBoxer

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I think those were used for smaller tools, carburetor tools/parts, etc.

I've been looking for one of those actually.
I never seem to find one so cheap like you guys.

Just bought a box + roller set that seems to be a one owner set and it seems it spent it's life in a desert town so almost no rust, but they cost a lot more.

Let me know if you decide not to keep it.
 

Rickster

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Don’t paint it, clean it up really good and it should bring some good coin on either eBay or here in the classifieds.... Bonus dollars if you have the key!
 
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