I can't say if each code is only designated to one mfr., but I'm pretty certain that thread needs some updating. There is solid evidence that CF is Snap On, and Craftsman Vanadium is possibly Hinsdale.
Lauver's Herbrand C-F theory could have been referring to those battery pliers on AA, as LB said in this thread.
The list is significantly, substantively different on the GG thread. I am going to ask my question / make a comment there.... I'm pretty certain that thread needs some updating.
I've only seen one CM set, but that doesn't mean I think mine is worth a ton. Bottom line is I don't think it's worth what he paid, and I often pay a LOT more than opined value just to get odd stuff for my site.
It's on my list of things to do on my site but I can't possibly say when I'll get around to it. There's so much to do. Oh, I agree fully with your Hinsdale and SO assertions. It'll just take time to do the assessments properly.
it's worth whatever the buyer is willing to pay for it ...
Brian
... but I'd like a better look at that breaker bar. I don't think that is correct either! Looks like it could be an old New Britain...
The breaker in the ebay set looks nothing like Snap On production. What say you?
There was a version of the Garage Gazette thread (keeping a list of Craftsman Mfgr's codes and production years) here on Garage Journal. I can no longer find it with a search, unfortunately. I'd like to ask a question about one of the data points (not related to this eBay sale thread). Would someone please post a link?
It is NB; the seller says it's BE...
Nice to see the seller described that and the replaced socket.Thanks. I sniffed it out without even reading the description.![]()
Your question has been answered at GG...
( I believe this was just listed on 03/04 - it wasn't up for 12 hours. BK )