Tool Talk
Classic Auto and Motorcycle Tools => Classic Auto and Motorcycle Tools => Topic started by: Charles Garrett on October 03, 2014, 01:31:18 PM
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On Ebay there are 2 small 1/4 " hex drive socket sets in plastic pouches that are made in USA. Who made them? any date documentation like ads or catalog refs?
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Chuck, we will need to have a link to the eBay listing. We'll never find it otherwise. Copy it and paste it into your reply.
Regards
Al
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Sorry not able to post pics. 1 was Labeled Socketeer and the other Western auto both in small plastic pouch. I found them by looking for hex socket sets. I'm not very swift on this silly machine.
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Not likely to find it, but wild guess would be duro/indestro, for the western auto set anyhow..
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A search for "hex socket set" returns 5,640 results. A search for "socketeer" reurns 4 results - all comic books.
Chuck, you don't have to post a photo. Just highlight the eBay web address of the item, right click and choose "copy", then open a reply here and right click "paste".
Al
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Or just tell us the Item Number.
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try # 121435827177
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try # 121435827177
N.G.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Socketeer-Socket-8-pcs-Set-No-9150-1-4-034-Hex-Allen-Drive-used-/121421749998
ebay search refuses to find old things sometimes :(
"Socketeer"
Listed in 1960 Hardware Age, and 1969 Gas Age
Also registered as a trademark, filed 1954,first use 1954 expired 1996,
Class: Socket wrench Sets etc..
Owner: ...surprise...
PENENS CORPORATION
SCHILLER PARK
PS: Alloy Artifacts does mention it on the Proto Empire page, but you will never find it via google with all the comic books out there ...
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Great! Thanks,
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This must be the other onehttp://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Western-Auto-8-Piece-Socket-Set-1-4-Hex-Drive-1-4-034-7-16-034-H-2911-/201175021973?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ed6f73995&nma=true&si=bNsw%252FP%252F6pI%252B2LIULFYXdi0w%252Boy4%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557 (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Western-Auto-8-Piece-Socket-Set-1-4-Hex-Drive-1-4-034-7-16-034-H-2911-/201175021973?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ed6f73995&nma=true&si=bNsw%252FP%252F6pI%252B2LIULFYXdi0w%252Boy4%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557)
They look like Duro sockets but not quite sure.
bill
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Yes that's it . It seems identical to the socketeer one.