Socket identification help

[DS_03]

Got a set of these 6-point sockets in an ice cream pail full of New Britain, SK, JCPenny, etc.. sockets from an estate sale, but i can't find a name, logo, or COO on them for the life of me. Oddly the sizes end with an N. I'm new to vintage tools but have been scouring alloyartifacts to try to find some info. Maybe these are just some random no-name, but the N is weird.

 

[Private Lugnutz]

Did you measure the service openings? Do the numbers match the measurements Across the Flats?

 

[DS_03]

Just check the 1-1/4 and 1-1/8 and they both match measuring across the flats

 

[Private Lugnutz]

Okay. That eliminates the "N" being some kind of esoteric suffix about the size not being the broached size. I really have no other ideas. They're fairly modern. Straight walls, hot-broached, with a very deep campher (chamfer!) in the drive opening.

 

[Beerhippie]

Okay. That eliminates the "N" being some kind of esoteric suffix about the size not being the broached size. I really have no other ideas. They're fairly modern. Straight walls, hot-broached, with a very deep campher in the drive opening.

Keep that campher away from your acetate-handle screwdrivers!

 

[Private Lugnutz]

Snerk. (I was chann*ling, Outlaw. ) Fixed.