I ran across an 8" (really, it's 7 1/2") Harrold's adjustable wrench some time back.  It's the one with the teardrop hanging hole.
I meant to give it to a friend named Harold, even if the spelling is off a bit.  But Harold is the kind of friend that I run into every 10 years or so, so it is still hanging on a hook.
Anyhow, I came up with a diamond logo  H/ NON-TWIST / USA screwdriver today and finally realized that the H stands for Harrold's.
This thing is a lot larger than others I have seen on the web.  The wood handle is 9" with a red band; the round shank is 18".
My question: am I obligated to give Harold the screwdriver too?

I enjoyed an old thread from some of you guys.  Thought you might like to see it again.

www.papawswrench.com/vboard/index.php?topic=10954.0 

Acts of generosity (and teasing, which is kind of built into giving Harold the person Harrold tools) are never an obligation; just fun.

A non-twist screwdriver?  I thought the point of screwdrivers was to twist.  And open paint cans, of course.

Yeah, the main point of a gift is the giving. You shouldn't feel obligated.

I've managed to find a handful of drivers and pliers marked Harrold. No adjustables as of yet.

If he legally charges his name to match the tools then you may have an obligation, otherwise I wouldn't worry about it.