Indestro board

[Neals]

Picked this up at an auction on Wed for $10.00. Does anyone have an idea for a date? Its bilingual Which was required starting in I think 1970 but some companies were several years ahead of that.  One of the rachets(#2775) was patented in 1954 so post 1954. There is the remains of a clear plastic decal on the top which was partially readable until I wiped the fertilizer off ( looked like it was used as a chicken roost) Top line was a letter or 2 and then asso and possibly another letter (I'm guessing French) bottom line a point down triangle and Indestro. I don't think Indestro had a plant in Canada so am assuming these are the same tools sold in the USA. Any help appreciated.

[Neals]

Can't read the board so here are the rachets listed on it.
1/4 inch
6072 & 2875
3/8 inch
6272 & 2775
1/2 inch
6472 & 3275

[1930]

Bilingual tool board, now Ive seen it all

[lbgradwell]

Very cool!

[Fins/413]

Really nice board are you going to fill it?

[Neals]

I'm tempted to try to fill it but common sense tells me I never would. Newer Indestro is not common locally. I will likely put it in one of the antique auctions later this summer. The cost of shipping is probably more than the board is worth to anyone so I don't know how else to save it from the dump.

[lbgradwell]

Newer Indestro is not common locally.

I'm shocked that any Indestro would be anything but very rare locally!

[Neals]

I wouldn't say the older Indestro is common but I wouldn't call it rare either. Bits and pieces show up. I can't say that I have seen anything resembling a set.