Screwdriver Sunday … let’s see ‘em

[four.cycle]

pulled these out of the Evaporust yesterday and cleaned them up. the two large ones have no markings on them at all. the small stubby at bottom is marked J & H - U.S.A. - anyone have any ideas?

 

[four.cycle]

Reed & Prince 716 cross-point driver 04/08/26

 

[KnurledNut]

pulled these out of the Evaporust yesterday and cleaned them up. the two large ones have no markings on them at all. the small stubby at bottom is marked J & H - U.S.A. - anyone have any ideas?

The top one is UTICA. The logo can be seen on the handle.
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J&H Manufacturing is still in business.
They made ANSI-spec screwdrivers for the government under private contract inventoried by NSN.
https://jhmfgllc.com/the-beginning

 

[four.cycle]

^ Gave all three of them to my buddy yesterday. finally figured out that his favorite giant screwdriver is an old Plomb with a wooden handle so beat up it's hard to recognize. He tends to use screwdrivers for prybars or chisels more often than for turning screws.

 

[four.cycle]

J&H Manufacturing is still in business.
They made ANSI-spec screwdrivers for the government under private contract inventoried by NSN.
https://jhmfgllc.com/the-beginning

Thank you for that.
It appears they are primarily a contract supplier, and currently their product offerings appear to be only steel "bars".
I tend to grab anything if it's a brand I don't recognize - otherwise I'll forget about it by the time I get back home.

 

[lilredex]

Here's a HUSKY set that Princess Auto had on sale for less than $10 CDN. Quality is excellent, for me the only thing missing is Robertson drivers. COO is undetermined at this point. They are presently sold out at that price.

 

[Mr. Tool]

Yup I know it's not Sunday (Wednesday) but still going to post...

 

[rword]

Filling up the vintage Mac box

 

[esben57]