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Originally Posted by masraum
…His 1/2" has =V=, the A in Craftsman is pointed on top, and there's a single patent date which means this is a '65-67. His 3/8" has the -V- mark, the A in Craftsman is pointed on top, and there are 2 patent dates (US and Canada) which means that it's a '67-68. I believe they were purchased together so to me that means that they were purchased in '67 around the switchover. All are "quick release" (button on the back that releases the ball bearing)…..
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Reminds me of my grandfather‘s 1/2” Snap On ratchet. I haven’t used it, but it’s from early 1940s, based on the E.
