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I have a couple sets of British Standard Snap-On tools and would like to learn more about their value prior to selling them. I'm simply trying to make sure I sell these at a reasonable price (both for seller and buyer). I am not a Snap On collector or very knowledgeable about Snap On tools - so any advice or guidance would be appreciated. Thank you.

Box End Offset Wrenches - British Standard. All are in excellent condition. No owner marks or damage.
3/16 BS - 1/4 BS WXS-6A9 No date stamp.
1/4 BS - 5/16 BS WXS-910 1967
5/16 BS - 3/8 BS WXS-1011 No date stamp.
3/8 BS - 7/16 BS WXS-1112 1968
7/16 BS - 1/2 BS WXS-1213 1965
1/2 BS - 9/16 BS WXS-1314 1968

3/8" Drive Sockets. Excellent Condition. No owner marks.
4BA WF-94 1968
3BA WF-95 1968
2BA WF-96 1968
3/16 BS WF-96A 1968
1BA WF-97 1968
0BA WF-98 1968
1/4 BS WF-99 1968
5/16 BS WF-100 1968
3/8 BS WF-101 1967
7/16 BS WF-102 1968
1/2 BS WF-103 1968
9/16 BS WF-104 1968

Like most older tools the sale price can have a fairly big range, esp. British standard.
If u list on eBay
Start the sockets at 125.00. They should sell for at least that, up to 250 on a vey good day,
The wrenches are hard to find. Start at 200. Up to 400 on a vey good day

snapmom wrote:Like most older tools the sale price can have a fairly big range, esp. British standard.
If u list on eBay
Start the sockets at 125.00. They should sell for at least that, up to 250 on a vey good day,
The wrenches are hard to find. Start at 200. Up to 400 on a vey good day

What about the value of the 1940s ones? Surly not similar price?

The 40's ones are cheaper, with some exceptions like the deepwell set
The op has bs so they would be newer, the bs 3/8 set has
12 pcs, the whitworth has 10

Thank you very much for the feedback. It is greatly appreciated.

I have a few mid thirties sockets I got with some stuff from australia.