Packard V8
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These two are the oldest I've ever seen. Both are 1/2"dr.
The 1926 catalog offered two 1/2-drive extensions, a 5 inch model No. S-6 and a 10 inch No. S-12. The longer one the Snap-on is definitely readable as in the photo below, but it has a twist on the end. The short one drive stud has a spring-loaded detent ball and two fixed stop-balls, the standard construction for early drive tools. The Snap-on lettering is so faint, it is only a suggestion.
The two of them are yours for $10 shipped.
thnx, jack vines
The 1926 catalog offered two 1/2-drive extensions, a 5 inch model No. S-6 and a 10 inch No. S-12. The longer one the Snap-on is definitely readable as in the photo below, but it has a twist on the end. The short one drive stud has a spring-loaded detent ball and two fixed stop-balls, the standard construction for early drive tools. The Snap-on lettering is so faint, it is only a suggestion.
The two of them are yours for $10 shipped.
thnx, jack vines
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