The smallest (stubby) screwdriver is a “New Britain” and the top (longest ) is a “Scorby” from England (I think)
The screwdriver in the middle is unknown to me as I’ve never seen one like it. It has no markings anywhere.
But within the wood handle is a mechanical ratcheting mechanism that engages when the tip is pushed (in either direction) and released when the pressure is off the screw, only to engage again when pushed.
Maybe I’ve just missed them in the past But I’ve never seen a ratcheting mechanism inside the handle before.
If anyone has any idea of the manufacture, I would like to know.
The screwdriver in the middle is unknown to me as I’ve never seen one like it. It has no markings anywhere.
But within the wood handle is a mechanical ratcheting mechanism that engages when the tip is pushed (in either direction) and released when the pressure is off the screw, only to engage again when pushed.
Maybe I’ve just missed them in the past But I’ve never seen a ratcheting mechanism inside the handle before.
If anyone has any idea of the manufacture, I would like to know.