Snap on's smallest screwdriver?

[snapmom]

No model number, just the name and USA. this came in with a lot of dealer tools.

 

[3baygarage]

Nice find. An thoughts as to how old?

 

[d.mcfarland]

I think we all need to take a moment to recognize that the collecting world of tools would not be what it was without SNAPMOM.

 

[sha]

 

[ganymede]

The fact the logo is stamped in and not printed makes me think it's older. Maybe 70's.
Neat little driver either way though.

 

[Bobioz1]

Looks about the size that comes in a tap and die set.

 

[Nomadder]

I don't know if these count? They are snap on and have item numbers, but no snap on script. They where bought off the truck in 1985.

 

[bobbycos]

I don't know if these count? They are snap on and have item numbers, but no snap on script. They where bought off the truck in 1985.

i had the set and am missing the flathead one, my Snap-On guy said long discontinued

 

[jask]

The YA480B is shorter https://store.snapon.com/Ratcheting...LIPS-174-POZIDRIV-174-3-7-8-long-P634081.aspx
one of those tools I bought for a specific job that has found many other uses and paid for itself many times.

 

[MShaw]

That is like the Chapman set Snap on sold back in the 60s. The only difference was that Snap on used a ratcheting box wrench for the ratchet. As of the 2003 catalog the set was still sold as a CRA180PB set. The picture is of the current Chapman product.