Well, there's no "OMG!" in that lot, CARNAC, but the NONE BETTER ignition wrench is interesting. The configuration - 15* angle (5/16" opening) x 60* angle 9/32" opening) - was common in the 1940's. Its pair would've been the opposite - 15* angle (9/32" opening) x 60* angle 5/16" opening). Other pairs in a 9-wrench set were typically 13/64" x 15/64", 7/32" x 1/4", and 11/32" x 3/8", with a single 7/16" x 1/2". Ignition wrench sets with those specs were issued to WWII GMTK's. And New Britain (which also made NONE BETTER) was a supplier. But New Britain ignition wrenches are not common, and I have never seen a NONE BETTER. The most common brand found is Duro-Chrome E6X and G6X series. They are all hard to collect onesy-twosy, much better running into a whole set. But you have a set started now!
