Craftsman socket =V=, -V-, and VV question

[TOWLC]

I've been collecting the entire set of 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" drive in =V=, -V-, and VV off and on for a few years now and after adding some calculations was a bit humbled to see that I only have 53% of the entire set. I've looked at so many old catalogs and such that my head starts to spin trying to narrow down if some were even made. I'm hoping some of the Cman vets can take a quick look at my collection and help save me from a wild goose chase on any missing sockets. Mainly the questions below the image about what wasn't made. The blue squares are missing sockets.

 

[humber2]

Welcome aboard and with a neatly done presentation.

I don’t collect any Cman stuff but I would expect to see rows for swivel sockets before you add metrics.

YMMV

 

[alinc100]

I don't know if this will be helpful but a user on a Facebook group created a spreadsheet of all Craftsman Part Numbers he could find.

craftsman part number database

docs.google.com

 

[d42jeep]

I only keep =v= Craftsman tools and most of those are in sets. I noticed in the database that there was an unused column for codes. Too bad that wasn’t filled in.
-Don

 

[TOWLC]

Welcome aboard and with a neatly done presentation.

I don’t collect any Cman stuff but I would expect to see rows for swivel sockets before you add metrics.

YMMV

Thanks for the welcome.

I have several swivel socket sets, metric sets, wrench sets, allens, most ratchets, and have collected almost every torque wrench (many with original boxes) I have determined exist from part #44439 to 44649, as well as the RS100 and RS150. I just haven't cataloged all of those except the torque wrenches yet.

I don't know if this will be helpful but a user on a Facebook group created a spreadsheet of all Craftsman Part Numbers he could find.

craftsman part number database

docs.google.com

Wow, that is very helpful! Thanks. I haven't been on FB for 7-8 years, so stuff like that is hard for me to find.

I only keep =v= Craftsman tools and most of those are in sets. I noticed in the database that there was an unused column for codes. Too bad that wasn’t filled in.
-Don

Yes, that code column would have been extremely helpful. But the date range helps quite a bit to know if it was ever made in those series at least.


Thanks again for all of the help everyone!