My Small But Growing 1/4" drive Socket Set Collection

[Oldtuleguy]

58 to 62 or so

 

[Tom "Python" Aycock]

Interesting find yesterday, I've not seen this design on a Craftsman spinner before.

 

[Etchase]

Crown era Craftsman. The selector switch is a little bent, but it’s not broken. Has the Tommy bar. Couple sockets are more modern than the rest, but I should be able to find pointed A replacements pretty easily for the 1/2 and 1/4.

 

[d42jeep]

Nice and the red plastic looks to be in very good shape. I found some decent replacement labels online for my box.
A slight improvement over this one.
-Don

 

[Etchase]

^ sticker is ordered. Now I’m obligated to make the box look better

 

[Tom "Python" Aycock]

Curious find today at the flea. Cleaned it up some but unbranded. Working end has a recessed spring. Any ideas of the maker. Looks better quality than Taiwanese cheese...measures at 5 1/4"

 

[Tom "Python" Aycock]

How's about this unbranded 6" long 1/4 drive extension. Diamond knurling and labeled 1/4 only. I need to know the maker!

 

[3baygarage]

Looks like a custom weld job

 

[Ayrhead]

How's about this unbranded 6" long 1/4 drive extension. Diamond knurling and labeled 1/4 only. I need to know the maker!

Ssshhhhwwwweeeeetttttt!!

 

[four.cycle]

I'm kind of tempted to think "G.M. Mfg. Co." on that 1/4" breaker, but with the spring.....? Not sure at all.
Not a clue on the extension. Obviously very early.

 

[Tom "Python" Aycock]

Looks like a custom weld job

Winner winner socket weld dinner! I didn't look at it from that perspective but now looking closer at that area, DEFINATELY a weld job...

 

[bonneyman]

I'm kind of tempted to think "G.M. Mfg. Co." on that 1/4" breaker, but with the spring.....? Not sure at all.
Not a clue on the extension. Obviously very early.

Might it be contemporary to the BE tools era? Just something about the knurling.