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Tiny hex sockets

Started by john k, October 18, 2013, 09:43:32 PM

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john k

Just found this at a junk shop.   No name, but the sockets are stamped with their fractional sizes, from 3/8 down.  The Allen handle keeps them in the holder, looks like two missing.  Some green paint in evidence on the holder.  Any ideas as to maker?
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rusty

Indestro, Patented also, 2,065,340, may be on the bottom in very tiny type. The hex bar should also be stamped Indestro or such (duro?) unless someone lost it and replaced it with an allen wrench ;P

But..

They seem to come in red and green .....
The green ones perhaps are unmarked for contract production ???

I have seen a lot more green ones than red ones, but have only seen the red ones marked Indestro....hmm
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.