I have a bunch of these sockets I bought ata garage sale and I cannot find out who made them I think the style is Blue Point / Snap-on? All they say is made in USA with #’s on them
Mario.
This is the first we've seen in this style. It has the model number and a "14" stamped into the face plate.
This is an early "welded" socket with extension bar. We believe these early style drive tools were made by Milwaukee Tool & Forge.
This is an early "welded" socket with extension bar. We believe these early style drive tools were made by Milwaukee Tool & Forge.
This is a stamped steel spark plug socket. The closest measurements I can get for this socket is 3/4 x 31/32.
This lady's foot has only U. S. QMC (Quarter Master Corp) stamped into the head. No other markings are present.
This socket has the tell-tale Truth vertical line knurling, the size and U.S.A. stamped into the side.
This socket has the tell-tale Truth vertical line knurling, the size and U.S.A. stamped into the side.
This socket has the tell-tale Truth vertical line knurling, the size and U.S.A. stamped into the side.
This socket has the tell-tale Truth vertical line knurling, the size and U.S.A. stamped into the side.
This socket has the tell-tale Truth vertical line knurling, the size and U.S.A. stamped into the side.
This socket has the tell-tale Truth vertical line knurling, the size and U.S.A. stamped into the side.
This socket has the tell-tale Truth vertical line knurling, the size and U.S.A. stamped into the side.
This clutch drive has "MAC HS 3" stamped on the shank, and "Mechanics Tool & Forge Sabina O" stamped on the flange.
This clutch drive has "MAC HS 4" stamped on the shank, and "Mechanics Tool & Forge Sabina O" stamped on the flange.
This clutch drive has "MAC IS 5" stamped on the shank, and "Mechanics Tool & Forge Sabina O" stamped on the flange.
This chisel is stamped "Thorsen 4C 3/4 U.S.A."
This chisel has "-Wards Master- 7/16" stamped into one side of the square body. There are no other stampings.
This ratchet has two distinct depressed panels and a hanger hole at the end of the handle. On the drive side, MADE IN USA is forged into the lower depressed panel. On the reverse, FORGED STEEL is forged into the lower panel and Craftsman is stamped into the head.
This ratchet has two distinct depressed panels and a hanger hole at the end of the handle. On the drive side, MADE IN USA is forged into the lower depressed panel. On the reverse, FORGED STEEL is forged into the lower panel and Vlchek WSLR6 is stamped into the shank between the raised panels. Notice the selector is an up-down style rather than side-to-side.
This ratchet has two distinct depressed panels and a hanger hole at the end of the handle. On the drive side, MADE IN USA is forged into the lower depressed panel. On the reverse, FORGED STEEL is forged into the lower panel and Vlchek WSSR10 is stamped into the shank between the raised panels.
The ratchet is stamped with "Indestro MFG. Co. Chicago, USA" on both sides of the handle.
The ratchet is stamped with the model number "10570" and "The Sherman-Klove Co. Chicago, USA" on both sides of the handle.
99-1 Handle, 996- 3/16 thru 9916-1/2 nut driver blades. This set missing the 5/16
Marked Orchard Park, NY plus the Underwriters Laboratories Mark, UL in a circle.
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woody 73
Fri, 09/23/2016 - 20:31
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Lakeside Wrench
Interesting there was a Lakeside Forge Co. and a Montgomery Ward line of Lakeside hand tools. From what I can tell the Lakeside Forge Co. tools had a logo stamped into their tools, something that I do not see in your example. On the other hand if it were made for the Montgomery Ward Co. You should see a deep imprint with their Company logo something that is also lacking; so the mystery continues...