I have my Dads Snap on and Bluepoint tools from 1924.When he got his license the mechanic that he was doing his apprenticeship under gave him some of his old tools.
Snapon tools that have numbers like 1 or 3 , sockets had numbers like 160 or 180 or 200.
My son started to go through my Dads old tools and I had no idea how old those tools were.
Pretty cool.
Old craftsman benchtop drill press late 50-60's, valve seat grinder from 61, 70s sk 1/4 set, 60s or 70s proto crescent , 60s cornwell sockets. Old 60/70s speedmaster 1/2 sockets..Bout it.
