Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: UncleBill on June 26, 2018, 04:52:12 PM
-
Alright I might sound a little crazy of what I think is an exciting find. But I love super rare tools, their stories and of course size doesn't matter ;)
I recently picked up an amazing late 1940's lightly used Snap On set including 3/8" drive sets of deep, 6 + 12 point shallow sockets, and 8 point, extensions, ratchets, Vacuum grip pliers, and more incased in a Snap On carry tool box with original tray. 90% of everything is not owner marked. Though that in itself is pretty amazing what was the unexpected find was an elusive 2 13/16" New Britain F 202 pocket clip file hiding in pocket of a Snap On ignition wrench set all rolled up in the original leather bag. Ok... I have never seen one, heard of one, or even am able to find one on the internet. So I thought I would share it with you all and see if anyone here has seen one and if not well there it is :)
FYI the last picture of the wrench set you can see a pint piece of paper folded up. That is a Snap On reciept from 1949 or 1950 for some of the tools in the set.
-
yeah, that is a sweet little surprise.
-
Nice find!!!!!!
-
Good on you!
-
I watched a similar file on the 'bay a while back for several months, but I couldn't pull the trigger.
-
Looks like a nice little points file. I've got a couple of them hiding around here somewhere, but haven't had to actually use one in years. Nice find! :smiley: