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Was at an auction yesterday. I was going to stick around and buy it, but it was getting late and I needed to be on my way. I hope it went to a good home. Pretty sure it is NOS.

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Oh my goodness!!!
 
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I never find any P&C stuff at the flea market. Happy to say that this weekend was different.
#604 amber handle slotted screwdriver
#6209 3/8" drive open gear ratchet.

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While this thread is more wrenches and such, earlier this summer I picked up a P&C model 1931 miter box from my local Re-Store for $10.00! After digging around the internet and based on casting numbers, I discovered it's a re-badged Miller Falls model 1124 "Langdon" miter box. Found some cool catalogs in a couple of places.

As many of you know, Miller Falls was purchased by a company who purchased another company, etc. In the 60's and 70's there appears to have been a lot of cross line re-badging and selling of the various consolidated manufacturers. The line ended up with Ingersoll Rand who ultimately shut it down. 😕
 

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Guyrlocke said:
While this thread is more wrenches and such, earlier this summer I picked up a P&C model 1931 miter box from my local Re-Store for $10.00! After digging around the internet and based on casting numbers, I discovered it's a re-badged Miller Falls model 1124 "Langdon" miter box. Found some cool catalogs in a couple of places.

As many of you know, Miller Falls was purchased by a company who purchased another company, etc. In the 60's and 70's there appears to have been a lot of cross line re-badging and selling of the various consolidated manufacturers. The line ended up with Ingersoll Rand who ultimately shut it down. 😕
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Guy: yep, looks exactly like the MF series. Craftsman also re-branded them. I have a few of these boxes, they work well. If you look underneath, near the center of the arc, you may find a casting date (month and year). Mine are from the early 60's.
 
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Really only see 1 screwdriver in this thread. These are NOS. Tried to show the price tags still on 3 of them. Crappy cell phone pics. F-ing tweakers broke in my truck and took my camera.
 

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Guyrlocke said:
While this thread is more wrenches and such, earlier this summer I picked up a P&C model 1931 miter box from my local Re-Store for $10.00! After digging around the internet and based on casting numbers, I discovered it's a re-badged Miller Falls model 1124 "Langdon" miter box. Found some cool catalogs in a couple of places.

As many of you know, Miller Falls was purchased by a company who purchased another company, etc. In the 60's and 70's there appears to have been a lot of cross line re-badging and selling of the various consolidated manufacturers. The line ended up with Ingersoll Rand who ultimately shut it down. ��
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I love it! Thank you for sharing.

Out of curiosity, where are you located?

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Nitroneal said:
Really only see 1 screwdriver in this thread. These are NOS. Tried to show the price tags still on 3 of them. Crappy cell phone pics. F-ing tweakers broke in my truck and took my camera.
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Great screwdrivers, Nitro!

I can't tell from the pix, but are these in the same style as the 1960/70s Proto screwdrivers?

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Not 100% sure, but I think so. I have quite a few of the Proto's that came out right after the name change and these are definetly newer. The stubby has store price tag of $1.05! I'd take a wild guess at mid-late 60's.
 
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I picked up a few 1/2" drive P&C sockets the other day at the restore shop. What kind of finish would these originally of had? Looks like a black oxide industrial?

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Chris, the part numbers on your sockets are for regular 1/2" drive. They were usually chrome finish, but yours may be from an "industrial" set where they were given a black oxide finish to reduce cost. In that case, the sockets would have been diverted from the plating process after all the machining and marking had been completed.
 
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Provincial said:
Chris, the part numbers on your sockets are for regular 1/2" drive. They were usually chrome finish, but yours may be from an "industrial" set where they were given a black oxide finish to reduce cost. In that case, the sockets would have been diverted from the plating process after all the machining and marking had been completed.
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Thanks, I'm just trying to figure out the best way to clean them up abit. From what I have read here is the vinegar treatment will clean chrome, but can strip off the black oxide. I've only got a few $ into these so I may experiment with a couple processes.



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Picked this P&C 3/4 drive Ratchet up at a swap meet for $15 with an 1-1/16 socket it pretty dirty but in good shape i have a couple P&C and Thorsen open gear ratchets to keep it company
 

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Picked this P&C 3/4 drive Ratchet up at a swap meet for $15 with an 1-1/16 socket it pretty dirty but in good shape i have a couple P&C and Thorsen open gear ratchets to keep it company
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I have yet to come across a 3/4" drive P&C ratchet in the wild. Nice find. Let me know if you ever decide to part with it!

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I have a P&C 3/4 like that. Un-plated - one of the few tools I got from my dad, so it's been in the family more than 6 decades...
 
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Digging around this morning and found some more stuff
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I can't help but think there are probably a few P&C sockets in every toolbox here in the Pacific NW, if not the entire West coast. And do you know what's sad? I have yet to complete a set of any P&C sockets from any era or drive size!

Brian
 
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Riley, It took me years (2+decades) to complete a set of 1/2" drive Long C Craftsman sockets - just the std length... (I started long before I knew even when they were made, much less who made them)

Soon after I finally got the last gap filled, I find a complete set, in the box, with ratchets and extensions... Go figure!
 
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Outlawmws said:
Riley, It took me years (2+decades) to complete a set of 1/2" drive Long C Craftsman sockets - just the std length... (I started long before I knew even when they were made, much less who made them)

Soon after I finally got the last gap filled, I find a complete set, in the box, with ratchets and extensions... Go figure!
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That's usually the way it goes! My 1/2" deep P&C sockets shown in my last post doubled in quantity this week because of an eBay auction find. I added 9 sockets - some of which have clearly never been used - all for less than $15 shipped.

Brian
 
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Here is my favorite 3/4" breaker. Made me a believer in the outside head design. Amazing that the blued finish is still there

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