Here is a 3/8" drive Wright tootsie roll ratchet I found at an estate sale on Friday.
-Don

Are they all for a motorcycle kit? Does the one different one go to a car set? Are they all for a car set?

Is it just an English wrench company?

Updated my list with part numbers

Hey Don .That one looks great . I have been cleaning a few of them at a time in the tumbler, with ceramic media and Simple Green , I am going to give the Evaporust a try!

I have exactly the same problem. I just can't leave them behind when I see them at sales and even the rusty ones look so good after the evaporust treatment. Found these on Saturday at a moving sale. I mentioned how rusty they were and the seller just gave them to me. Even though there are still a few pits, they look much better. My current pile of them looks a lot like Lou's.
-Don

Finally decided to tackle the Vise-Grip pliers accumulation . More than 100 and still counting! All are stamped Petersen Mfg Co. Dewitt Nebraska

The hacksaw was manufactured in Sweden.  I've never heard those Wright ratchets called Tootsie roll ratchets.  I like it. I picked up another Klein speed driver today.  I didn't have one and now I have three.

Nice batch of tools. I saw one of those Klein hacksaws at Friday's estate sale in Martinez, CA. I think it was made in Europe somewhere. Nice Powr-Kraft tootsie roll ratchet. I like the Klein speed drivers as well.
-Don

Nice score!

Today's estate sale buy.  Two NOS packages of Craftsman saw blades, Klein, hacksaw and speed.driver,  Craftsman speed driver needle files, ratchet and socket extensions, Stanley pistolgrip saw, Millers Falls 4 way driver, Crescent linemans pliers, Utica adjustable wrench, Powr-Kraft ratchet and Snap-On sockets and speed driver.  My favorite item is the Klein 701-S high tension hacksaw.