Need info. on these SK wrenches

[newlywv]

I have these SK wrenches that I had gotten from my uncle years ago. I have not seen this style on here, or on ebay. They have the SK in the diamond logo. I searched alloy artifacts but never seen any like these. Has anyone else seen these or have any information on them. These things are in near mint condition and seems hard to think they are 50+ years old. Any ideas on a value of these?
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[r07d24]

Those SK wrenches look sweet

Here is a good thread I think on SK diamond info...

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92160..

 

[sk farmer]

they aren't 50 years old. those were part of the custom or peg pack lineup. a cheaper line sold from approx, the late 70's to possibly the late eighties or early nineties. good quality just not as pricey or nice as the regular line. they are actually a lot like the kraueter wrenches made by sk.

 

[newlywv]

So they did use the SK diamond logo in the 70's and 80's then?

 

[chewy7]

you could send them to me and i can evaluate them for a while

 

[newlywv]

I have used them and I love them. They feel really good to be the low end. I also have the "standard" raised panel SK wrenches that, to me dont feel as good or nice as these.

 

[newlywv]

I would gladly trade some SK raised panels for wrenches like in the pic. If anyone has any they would like to get rid of, let me know.
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[Lump]

I would gladly trade some SK raised panels for wrenches like in the pic. If anyone has any they would like to get rid of, let me know.
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I definitely have a few of them in those piles of tools I've been sorting. I surely wouldn't have a set...not even very many. Maybe 3 or 4 of them. I'm planning on doing some BIG TIME tool sorting/cleaning this weekend, so maybe I'll know more on what I have soon.

 

[newlywv]

If I can I would call dibs on these now!!! Seriously just let me know.
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[Lump]

If I can I would call dibs on these now!!! Seriously just let me know.
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Understood. You know, I too am a collector, so I understand.

For the record, you now officially have first-right-of-refusal. Ok?