Snap-On 71-10 from 1940

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Re: Snap-On 71-10 from 1940

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I really like the flattened beam/round handle design. Very elegant.
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Re: Snap-On 71-10 from 1940

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This is a 3/8" FN720. Is it a 1979?

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That looks like 79 to me.
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Re: Snap-On 71-10 from 1940

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I have two 1/4" ratcheting adapters. TM 67A and patent number 2020883 on both, and the patent was issued in 1935.

One adapter has a 7 on it and the other nothing. Looking at the chart that style of 7 would be 1937? I ask because I find it hard to believe it is that old.

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