d42jeep
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Thanks!
They did make a 21. I think I have a few but most are SK Chrome. I am almost positive I have a 12pt of the 16 and will check and see.Update on my 1/2" knurled set after receiving the hard to find 40138 from Roy. I may stand corrected, but I believe I now have most of the std 12 pt sockets for this set including 40140, 38, 36, 34, 32, 31, 30, 28, 26, 25, 24, 22, 20, 19, 18, 16*, & 14. I have a 6 pt stand in for 16 until finding the 12 pt. I'm also showing my 40103 1/2 8 pt, 40809 drag link and both 8 pt and 12 pt versions of 4V118 which we discussed earlier in this thread. I need to upgrade a few of the 12 pt sockets and will keep looking for a few of the other pieces.
They did make a 21. I think I have a few but most are SK Chrome. I am almost positive I have a 12pt of the 16 and will check and see.
I am actually on the other end of the fence where 12pts are more common.I had wondered about 21. Is it just me or are there just way more of the 6 pt 16's out there? Thanks Roy.
Here are the ones I have here after adding in the ones recently received. The upper row in the fourth picture are 6 point. The last shot is my wartime stuff just waiting for me to run across a wartime box.
-Don
http://alloy-artifacts.org/sherman-klove.html#brazil-also-sherman
Three photos attached.
I ran across this old "container" while doing some wood shop cleaning, I had purchased it with some nice old auger bits inside, I wanted the bits, the box was a bonus. I didn't pay any attention, just thought the name on the lid was the name of the bits. Wrong. So I did a google search and found out it was an early "subdivision" of S K tools. No idea what originally was inside, but thought it was a neat find. If you can't read the label it is Brazil Tools, Chicago IL
I spotted another of the oddly knurled S-K sockets on eBay yesterday. Here are a couple of screenshots.
-Don
Nice set. Where do you find these mint NOS sets at? Do you have a time machine?
damon18 said:Anyway, has anyone seen one like this? Can't find any model number yet so I don't know how old it might be.
I believe the badge would point towards the Facom era that would be 2000s. I am not super up on this era but it is a newer box than you may think.
That is cool that they researched that for you.Just thought I'd follow up with some info from SK. Contacted SK through Facebook via Messenger.
MON 10:35 PM
Recently bought this old SK toolbox and have never seen a logo like this, can you tell me anything about it?
TUE 9:50 AM
Hi Damon, great find! Let me share these with the team and see what I can find out for you.
TUE 2:33 PM
I've consulted with our experts. The bright red tool storage was unique to our models during the 80's and 90's. However, the black top on yours is exclusive to the units produced in the 1980's. Hope this helps!
I was impressed by the fast response to an inquiry that doesn't make them any money.
Just thought I'd follow up with some info from SK. Contacted SK through Facebook via Messenger.
MON 10:35 PM
Recently bought this old SK toolbox and have never seen a logo like this, can you tell me anything about it?
TUE 9:50 AM
Hi Damon, great find! Let me share these with the team and see what I can find out for you.
TUE 2:33 PM
I've consulted with our experts. The bright red tool storage was unique to our models during the 80's and 90's. However, the black top on yours is exclusive to the units produced in the 1980's. Hope this helps!
I was impressed by the fast response to an inquiry that doesn't make them any money.
Just thought I'd follow up with some info from SK. Contacted SK through Facebook via Messenger.
MON 10:35 PM
Recently bought this old SK toolbox and have never seen a logo like this, can you tell me anything about it?
TUE 9:50 AM
Hi Damon, great find! Let me share these with the team and see what I can find out for you.
TUE 2:33 PM
I've consulted with our experts. The bright red tool storage was unique to our models during the 80's and 90's. However, the black top on yours is exclusive to the units produced in the 1980's. Hope this helps!
I was impressed by the fast response to an inquiry that doesn't make them any money.
I believe the badge would point towards the Facom era that would be 2000s. I am not super up on this era but it is a newer box than you may think.
Looking for the following Plomb Pebbles Wrenches 3061, 3070,
Cool, that does look like the same logo. So there must have been a roll cab three piece set, mine was the mid with yours as the top.Nice intermediate box. A few years ago I picked up the top to that box from the local recycling yard. I haven't really touched it, so it's still in much the same condition. Spray bomb red.
Naming is the easiest with SK. Upload some pictures and we can help you out.How can I tell by appearance which of my S-K tools are vintage?
These are a couple different 1930’s patent pending examples. I talked about them earlier in this thread in post 1035 and 1039, where I have a newish example of one....
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Do you or anyone know the correct color & logo box for this era?
Im guessing its green wrinkle but with the printed logo, but maybe the brown ?
Years ago at the flea I picked one up with most of the sockets .
They were in an old, dirty unmarked hand carry box.
I stupidly didnt just buy the whole thing...
and have been thinking about building up a set.